One Moment Please....

My new podcast is live (and working via iTunes search), but when I click the "phobos" URL provided by Apple - or anybody else's for that matter - all I get is the One Moment Please and Loading screen in my browser (Firefox on PC and Mac, Safari on Mac). Nothing seems to happen at all - ever.
Am I waiting for a file to download or what? iTunes doesn't open automatically - and even if it's open nothing happens. Is it me?
Mac Mini PPC 1.5Ghz Mac OS X (10.4.8) Using Audacity; Podcast hosting with Jellycast.com

Sometimes (randomly) you have to have iTunes already open. I don't know why, it's not consistent on my Powerbook. Mike

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Starting up...one moment please

While i'd been very satisfied with the quality after switching over from TW, in less than a month, I suffered the 1st issue. Both my STB (non dvr) stopped working at the same time. 1st telling me channel is not available, press B to troubleshoot, then proceeded to getting starting up...one moment please. Restarting components did not resolve. Internet, fortunately, still worked. I used the home agent/live chat, and was able to get a customer rep in < 3 mins. Not too bad, considering it's Fri evening on a holiday weekend. Rep followed scripted procedure, ie. sending command to reset router...etc. Problem persisted, and he determined it could be a bad splitter, and setup an onsite service appt for Monday.
It's a new install, so it's not confidence inspiring to have components failing so soon. The rep stated there's no area wide issue, but is anyone aware of issues impacting NYC UES?
Or if you'd experienced this before, was the diagnostic/resolution consistent to a splitter issue?

1. Do you have an ONT inside you unit with fiber running to it, if you are in an apartment of condo?
2. What Model equipment do you have?
3. Have you tried disconnecting the STBs at the splitter and swapping the connections one at a time? Leaving the Router connected of course. The Internet works so there is no use in messing with that.
4. You may be able to get one TV up and running.
I have not seen a bad splitter unless you get some type of power surge or short in one of the cables. Some have reported one going bad. Usually they work out of the box or they don't. If you have vDSL with a separate VDSL box next to the router, it could be a bad router killing the TV signal. Other than # 3, you will probably need to wait for a tech, or get a bi-directional cable splitter from Radio Shack or somewhere else, if you are really desperate for TV. But it may not be a bad splitter, and at that point you would have wasted money, or replaced something that Verizon owes you.
Monday is a Holiday for many of us, so we will not be working anyway. If you can get them out and have an appointment for Monday, I would say great!
It never hurts to have a second set of eyes on someone else's install. I read where in one apartment the previous installer left off a low pass filter on the customers cable so the customers were seeing each others hardware which can also cause problems. The filter was located in the utility closet. But could also be installed in the unit.

Can't access iTunes Store. 'One Moment Please' message. Please help!

I downloaded the latest version (9.0.3) of iTunes at the start of this week when I bought my iPhone. Everything worked fine & I could access the iTunes store & purchased music. I had purchased music on my iPod which I transferred to my iTunes library & everything was still working fine.
Then a couple of days later I created a ringtone from a purchased song. I synced my iPhone & the ringtone works absolutely fine, however, I can no longer access the iTunes Store. The following message is displayed:
"One Moment Please, Connecting to the iTunes Store, Loading... If iTunes doesn't open , click the application in your Dock or Windows Task Bar."
I have also tried to sign in to my account however I am unable to & receive the following message:
“We could not complete your iTunes Store request. An unknown error occurred (-50). There was an error with the iTunes Store. Please try again later.”
I use a wireless connection at home & iTunes is working absolutely fine on my other computer.
The Radio works fine, I am definitely connected to the Internet as I am accessing other sites at the same time as trying to open the store.
I have not switched to a new ISP & absolutely none of my Internet/firewall/security settings have changed in any way.
I have tried all of the following but none have fixed the problem:
I have configured Windows Firewall to allow iTunes to access the iTunes Store.
I have run Diagnostics which indicates that there is absolutely nothing wrong.
I have removed & re-installed iTunes on my laptop.
I have temporarily disabled my security software and firewalls.
I have using the MSCONFIG utility on my laptop to try & identify if a software program is preventing me from accessing the store but I still cannot access the store.
I am at a loss, I have no idea what to do next…please help, thanks!

Hi I just went through several days of the same problem, I was told to uninstall all of the Apple related software and reinstall in the order on this link
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1923?viewlocale=en_US
than follow these steps
iTunes Store, iTunes, Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP, Microsoft Windows XP SP2 and Vista
Remove pop-up blockers
Some pop-up or ad-blocking programs may interfere with the ability of iTunes to connect to the iTunes Store. Removing them in many cases will resolve the issue.
Flush DNS Setting in Windows
In some cases, the DNS information you computer uses to connect to the Internet needs to be reset. Follow these instructions to flush your Windows DNS information:
Windows XP
1.On the Start menu, click Run.
2.In the Open field type cmd and click OK.
3.In the resulting window, type ipconfig /flushdns and press Return on the keyboard.
4.You should see a message that the DNS Resolver Cache has been successfully flushed.
Windows Vista and Windows 7
1.On the Start menu, point to All Programs > Accessories and then right-click Command Prompt and choose Run as Administrator from the shortcut menu. If Windows needs your permission to continue, click Continue.
2.In the resulting window, type ipconfig /flushdns and press Return on the keyboard.
3.You should see a message that the DNS Resolver Cache has been successfully flushed.
Note: If, in the command prompt, you see this message: "The requested operation requires elevation", close the command prompt and repeat steps 1 and 2 above to be sure that Administrator privileges are used to access to Command Prompt.
For additional troubleshooting information about connecting to the iTunes Store, see Can't connect to the iTunes Store
after all this I had to go to control panel and create a new user with administrator controls, log off and on to the new users account. In the new account itunes store finally works, I'm not sure if all of the steps I was first instructed to take were needed, but I was happy to be able to finally access the itune store again. I hope this helps someone else.
Good Luck

About 1 year ago, I can not access the App Store. The message that appears is: "One Moment Please. Connecting to the iTunes Store. Loading ... I've tried all the aids presented in this and other forums and nothing solves. iTunes connects normaly...

About 1 year ago, I can not access the App Store. The message that appears is: "One Moment Please. Connecting to the iTunes Store. Loading ... " I've tried all the aids presented in this and other forums and nothing solves. iTunes connects normaly...

Your profile indicates your Mac is running v10.7.2
If that is correct, updating your system software may help.
Click Software Update from the Apple menu.
Restart your Mac after updates are installed then try the App Store.
If you can't update that way, there's a workaround.
Install the OS X Lion Update 10.7.5 (Client Combo)
Then restart your Mac and try the App Store.
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Solution to the "One Moment Please connecting to the iTunes store" Problem

Thought I would post this as a new topic because I see many people had the same problem as I do (did).
I kept getting the "One Momement Please connecting to the iTunes store" problem and could not figure out what was going on. I basically turned off everything I could think of "firewall, antivirus, antispyware, you name it and it still was not working.
Then I found in a thread the suggestion to delete my iTune preferences file. I did it and voila... all was fine.
So... here are the instructions. Do this first before you try anything else. It may save you A LOT OF TIME.
For VISTA the pref file is found at: C:\Users\+user name+\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes. Delete the file named "iTunesPrefs.xml", restart i-Tunes and it will reset all of you preferences. You will need to enable "show hidden folders" in Folder Options in the control panel as "AppData" will be hidden otherwise.
Hope this helps. I wished I'd seen it earlier.

Unfortunately deleting the iTunesPrefs.xml didn't work for me and others.
Try this. Click on Edit..Preferences...Parental Control and place a check mark in the box to the left of iTunes Store, also place a check mark in the box to the left of Allow access to iTunes U as well and then click OK.
Now go to the store. Finally, return to Parental Control and remove the check mark beside iTunes Store.
Hopefully you will now be able to access the iTunes Store without the dreaded One Moment please message.

"One Moment Please...." iTunes not connecting to Store

i am getting the following message when I try to open the store:
"one moment please, connecting to the itune store.... loading"
and nothing happens. the weird thing is, i get this message every time i open itunes...

I tried the Edit>Preferences thing, and when I clicked on iTunes store link, I got a message saying the iTunes store is not currently available. I haven't been able to get into the iTunes store for over a week (it won't load). I didn't install anything new or change any settings prior to that.
My sister started having the same problem on the same day. She lives elsewhere and has her own computer.

"One Moment Please... Connecting to iTunes Store... Loading"

Hi,
Just purchased an 11" Air and the App Store just doesn't work on it. Keep on showing the following message, "One Moment Please... Connecting to iTunes Store... Loading". When I click on "Purchases", I get the following mesage, "We could not complete your App Store request" The App Store is temporarily unavailable". But I know the App Store is NOT unavailable cos I have it running fine on my MBP.
Any ideas?
Crazy

Hi,
Open a Finder window. Select your Home folder in the Sidebar on the left then open the Library folder then the Preferences folder.
Move the com.apple.appstore.plist file to the Trash.
Restart your Mac. Try again.
If you still can't access the MAS, click here.
Mac App Store Customer Servoice
Also, make sure your computer's time and date are correct. Open System Preferences / Date & Time. Select the Date & Time tab then make sure the button next to: *Set date and time automatically* is selected. Click the Time Zone tab. Make sure you have the correct time zone selected.
And... because the Mac App Store is so busy, when you can't access it, wait an hour, try again.
Just found this on the MAS help viewer.
*Although anybody who logs in to your Mac can browse available applications, only an administrator can purchase, download, and install applications.* Make sure you are trying to login to the store with your admin account.
To view the source for that information, with the MAS open, click Help from the Menu bar top of your screen.
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One moment please, connecting to iTunes...

Hi there.
I'm having this problem with iTunes about a couple of days ago.
"one moment please, connecting to iTunes. Loading..."... still waiting
I have tried almost everything, I even downloaded and install iTunes again and nothing.
There are some tips on how to fix it but most of them are for PC user and not for Mac.
If any one can help I will really appreciate.
Thanks.

I too am having this trouble, very frustrating, I have uninstalled & reinstaled iTunes, i have uninstalled Norton, still didn't work... Tried numerous fixes recommended online to no avail. It was working earlier yesterday.
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Message: 'One moment please'

Hi guys,
Suddenly my HP ProBook hangs a long time on the screen 'One moment please..'
I dont know what I can to to fix this!!
I already tried to recover the system but it didn't work at all..
Please help!! Im despaired!!
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Pittsburgh One Moment Please and pixelation

Comcast-Pittsburgh Channels 195- 210 (MeTV, GRIT, WQED*, LAFF, etc.) have been unavailable (ONE MOMENT PLEASE this channel should be available shortly) or pixlelated. This has been going on for the past six weeks. What's up?
Also, I momentarily lost power to my cable box and now channel guide and program info won't come up even after 24 hours.

Romeovoid wrote:
Comcast-Pittsburgh Channels 195- 210 (MeTV, GRIT, WQED*, LAFF, etc.) have been unavailable (ONE MOMENT PLEASE this channel should be available shortly) or pixlelated. This has been going on for the past six weeks. What's up?
Also, I momentarily lost power to my cable box and now channel guide and program info won't come up even after 24 hours.
This condition can and should be corrected. The link below provides some general information on this condition:
http://forums.comcast.com/t5/XfinityTV-and-Equipment/Pixelation-video-and-audio-dropouts-One-Moment-Please-S0a00/td-p/2361331
To be clear, for video issues with the TV signal like what you described above, it is almost always a local signal issue, bad cable, amplifier, splitter or outside the home issue.
I have asked a colleague to review your account and reach out to you so that we can get this condition resolved. A technician visit may be required to resolve.
Thanks for your patience.

The "One Moment Please. Connecting to the iTunes Store. Loading..." problem

Here is the problem:
Recently, I changed the iTunes Store Country in my iTunes (for fun.) My default store is the US store. When I changed the country, it gave this problem.
I tried some solution available online, and rectified it. Now, I tried to change the country back to US. Again, I got the problem.
Now, I tried the same method I did before, but in vain.
I read through this forum and found that many have faced this already. I tried various proposed solutions but none worked.
Before I proceed, I remind you, PLEASE READ all the things I tried before giving a solution. I really don't want someone to post the same thing that I already tried, in vain.
Here is what I tried:
1) Deleted the "iTunesPrefs.xml" file in the "C:\Users\<Username>\AppData\Roaming\Apple Computer\iTunes" folder and relaunched the application. This DID NOT work.
2) I also tried this: Go to Edit>Preferences>Parental Controls. Disable iTunes Store AND enable iTunes U. Go to the iTunes Store. Then go back to the parental control preferences, and re-enable iTunes. This DID NOT work.
3) Out of desperation, I updated my iTunes to the latest version. No use.
So, can someone PLEASE give a valid solution to this problem?
If not, at least tell me if re-installing can correct this problem.
Any help is very much appreciated.

http://www.apple.com/support/mac/app-store/contact/

HT1918 I went to my account and changed from Credit Card to Paypal but it hangs on web site Telling me "One moment please"

Just wanted to change over from credit card to paypal and nothing happens

Hey mha007,
thanks so much for taking the time to respond. Out of desperation, I called my ISP and they removed it from my computer. Man, I wish I knew what caused this. I would share my screen with you but all info, I've either deleted or it was removed when ATT Support Tech did their stuff.
Again, thanks for your kindness. Leeflea

When i access the App Store, a message in the Features section pops up.."One Moment Please" Connecting to the iTunes Store loading... Help pls

I've tried the following...
1.Connecting to the internet (of course)
2.Opening Itunes
3.Connecting to iTunes using windows tab
4.Restarting
5.Restoring and reinstalling OSX Mountain Lion
(Additional Detail)
When i open the App Store, the featured section works fine... But when i click on an another tab, (for example) the purchases tab and then go back to the Featured tab, that is when the message occurs.
Is anyone else having this problem or is it just me...
Solution as quick as possible pls
Thank You..

Many problems on my mac after upgrading to OSX Mountain Lion...
Have you tried reinstalling OS X - Mountain Lion using Mountain Lion Recovery ??

When I open mac app store it stands: One moment please, connecting to the iTunes store.

And it's forever like this. Can't get into the app store! I have had this problem for 6 months now. Some help ?!?

Finally I found the answer on the internet. I needed to open Terminal and write three lines of code.
Code:
rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.appstore.plist
rm ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.storeagent.plist
rm -rf ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/*
Now I can get Mac OS X Lion.

I bought this very nice iMac. The first time I ever use a Apple product. Can someone please tell me where the delete key is on the keyboard. I cannot think for one moment that Apple did not provide for such a key. Please help.

I bought this very nice iMac. The first time I ever use a Apple product. Can someone please tell me where the delete key is on the keyboard. I cannot think for one moment that Apple did not provide for such a key. Please help.

The delete key does a backward delete because it is the natural way to delete while typing. May not be to you and the millions of youngsters who grew up with windows computers. When you are typing and want to delete that which you just typed you are already at the end and you delete back to where you want to re-type. When you go back to a document and want to delete a selection, you have to go to the end of the selection instead of the beginning. it's just the way its always been done on macs. it takes some getting use to.
If you select text to be deleted with your mouse then the delete key deletes the selected text. same for either delete key method.
It is not convenient when you tab to fields in a form. That why fn-delete does a forward delete.
Macs have a couple of keyboards. The small "wireless keyboard" only has the (backward) delete (fn-delete forward). The larger "Apple Keyboard with Numeric Keypad" has both a Delete (backwards) key beside the = abd it has the "delete >" key in the groups with fn, home, end, Pg up and Pg dn. This keyboard is best for users who have switched from windows or are familiar with the windows forward delete.

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