Podcast e musicas

Pessoal ganhei um Shuffle 3 geração de 4 Gb , que quando eu acrescento musicas ele não executa os
podcasts.Ja tentei formatar o Ipod mas não mudou em nada sempre que adiciono as
musicas o Podcast não funciona , alguem pode me ajuda por favor?

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How can I have podcasts and music in the same playlist in iOS7?

How can I create an iTunes playlist that contains both music and podcasts and export that playlist to my iPhone? This was once possible. If you download the "Podcast" app, podcasts can still be added to iTunes playlist which you can listen to on your Mac. But when you sync that playlist to iPhone, it will omit all of the podcasts.
Previously, the workaround was not to download the Pocast app. That way, podcasts remained in iTunes where they could still exist in with music in the same playlist. But as of iOS7, you are required to install the "Podcasts" to be able listen to podcast at all. No more workaround.
Why does this matter? Some people, like me want to drive or exercise while listening to a mix of music and podcasts. Apple's "improvements" have restricted the way that I am able to use iTunes.
I can only think of these solutions:
Convert the podcast into AAC or other format. Then iTunes sees it as "music" and it will stay in the playlist. Cons: 1. Burdensome. 2. Removes the resume feature from the podcast.
Use a different iPhone app. Spotify lets you drag any track (even podcasts) into a playlist and they stay there when synced to the Spotify iPhone app. Cons: 1. Requires Spotify premium service to listen to playlists on iPhone. 2. The resume feature is removed. 3. Very difficult to forward and rewind. 4. Some podcasts are rejected by the Spotify playlist, although its rare. 5. After being imported, the tracked need to be synced to the phone via WiFi (as with all tracks that are not offered via Spotify.)
I am using the Spotify solution but am interested to know if there is an Apple solution. Or maybe I am the only one that wants to mix podcasts with music.

How can I create an iTunes playlist that contains both music and podcasts and export that playlist to my iPhone? This was once possible. If you download the "Podcast" app, podcasts can still be added to iTunes playlist which you can listen to on your Mac. But when you sync that playlist to iPhone, it will omit all of the podcasts.
Previously, the workaround was not to download the Pocast app. That way, podcasts remained in iTunes where they could still exist in with music in the same playlist. But as of iOS7, you are required to install the "Podcasts" to be able listen to podcast at all. No more workaround.
Why does this matter? Some people, like me want to drive or exercise while listening to a mix of music and podcasts. Apple's "improvements" have restricted the way that I am able to use iTunes.
I can only think of these solutions:
Convert the podcast into AAC or other format. Then iTunes sees it as "music" and it will stay in the playlist. Cons: 1. Burdensome. 2. Removes the resume feature from the podcast.
Use a different iPhone app. Spotify lets you drag any track (even podcasts) into a playlist and they stay there when synced to the Spotify iPhone app. Cons: 1. Requires Spotify premium service to listen to playlists on iPhone. 2. The resume feature is removed. 3. Very difficult to forward and rewind. 4. Some podcasts are rejected by the Spotify playlist, although its rare. 5. After being imported, the tracked need to be synced to the phone via WiFi (as with all tracks that are not offered via Spotify.)
I am using the Spotify solution but am interested to know if there is an Apple solution. Or maybe I am the only one that wants to mix podcasts with music.

How to create a playlist with podcasts AND music?

I created a playlist with both podcasts and music in it. The thing is when I try to shuffle it, only music plays. When I start playing podcasts, none of my music plays. How can I make them both play at the same time and shuffle on the same playlist?

In iTunes, you created a playlist (with songs and podcasts), and then synced that playlist to the iPod? Or you manually created a playlist on the iPod, and manually added songs and podcasts to that playlist? It needs to be an actual playlist that is on the iPod, not simply songs and podcasts on the iPod.
If you have a playlist on the iPod.... In shuffle mode, only songs play. Set the iPod to play-in-order (not shuffle). Then, select the playlist on the iPod (by selecting Music -> Playlists from the Home screen). With the playlist selected, press Play/Pause. The playlist plays the song and podcasts in the order shown for that playlist in iTunes.

How can I mix (and shuffle) both podcasts and music?

The former version of Itunes and the ipod update that went along with it, allowed my ipod to helpfully shuffle both podcasts, and songs, randomly.
While driving, I could play a podcast, and then a song would come up, and then maybe another song, or a podcast, without having to look down and select a particular podcast to play next.
With this new version, I have to play each podcast individually, which is a pain in the neck. If I select shuffle songs, and start with a podcast, it will play the podcast, and then never return to another podcast.
I've tried making a playlist with both music and podcasts on it, but that doesn't work either.
Is there a way to shuffle, or randomly play, both podcasts and music? I thought this would be a simple setting matter, but I can't seem to find the answer anywhere.

Aha - I did it. Switch off Voice-over, then add a sorted playlist. Fingers crossed...

ITunes very slow downloads of apps, podcasts, and music with library stored on a Windows Home Server (WHS)

First, some history. I setup a Windows Home Server (WHS) to store all my media. I had configured itunes to store its library at \\server\music (this would be whatever shared folder you choose to store your music on for your WHS (and possibly NAS box)) and itunes was managing my library. Once everything was imported into the server, I found I was getting horrible speeds for downloading apps, podcasts, and music. We are talking 10 minutes to download a 14Mb file on a Fibre connection where I consistently get 25 to 30Mb / second performance. Syncing my iPad / iPhones was a nightmare due to the time needed to be invested in it.
The server, the PC, the router and corresponding switches were all gigabit and yet I was getting dial-up speeds. Transfering files between systems was well within spec, but itunes was running as if it were using smoke signals. I spent some time searching various user groups and support sites to no avail.
To correct this, I only had to log onto the WHS (or NAS) and disable the iTunes Server.
Reboot of the server, reboot your iTunes PC, and you are good to go. My podcasts went from a 20 minute download time for an average episode of T.W.I.T. to about 7 to 10 seconds.

UPDATE
Please disregard the above. While the above did improve performance for a short time, the problem returned. I spent the next week running a full Spinrite on all 4 1TB HDDs that were in the NAS. All drives were fine. I then did some research on the individual drives, and it turns out that 3 of them were 7200RPM Hitachi's and the latest drive added was a 1TB Western Digital GREEN drive (WD10EADS). This was the source of the issue.
Additional information available at http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=24&t=32179
I replaced the WD10EADS with another 7200RPM drive (seagate this time) and the NAS has been working flawlessly again (again, disregard the above post)

Is there a way to randomly play podcasts and music in ios7?

Hi. I might be what you'd call, a podcast oversubscriber. On top of that, I have a ton of music, too. Before apple split the podcast app from the music app, I created a few smart playlists that podcasts & songs together -- which was great for long car trips. I corralled stuff I wanted to listen to & pressed shuffle. (Of course, I had to uncheck that annoying "don't shuffle" option on ALL my podcasts). But it worked & I was happy.
Now, I'm pretty bummed. All the podcasts are stripped from the smart playlists I've made on my iPhone's music app and I can't shuffle anything from the stupid podcast app -- unless I'm missing something. If I am, please let me know.
...or is there a 3rd party app that let's me do what I want?

Unfortunately, anything with "Media Kind = Podcast" will now play ONLY in the Podcasts app, and not in the Music app. And Media Kind = Music or Audiobook will not play in the Podcast app. Apple does not want you to mix podcasts with music or audiobooks. (WHY they've made this decision is beyond me!)
My current solution: I've changed all of my downloaded podcasts to Media Kind = Music, or Media Kind = Audiobook. Now they behave the way I want to, and they're all in the Music app on the iPhone (well, according to the smart playlists I've set up to sync). The Podcasts app is gone from my iPhone.
I don't particularly like this solution: for one thing, it means every podcast that I've changed is then re-downloaded, and I have to mark the redundant copies as played, and then the next podcast sync gets rid of them. But it's the best way I've found so far to restore the old functionality that I've been using since whenever I started listening to podcasts, 7-8 years ago. Apple, alas, makes that functionality more difficult to maintain with each "upgrade".
But I'll be researching Downcast and other options soon.

Podcast to music ?!?

Is there an easy quick way to change a Podcast to Music?

Hello AppleNoob42,
And welcome to Apple Discussions!
Have you tried changing the Podcast's *Media Type* to Music from under the Podcast's Options tab from within the "Get Info" window in iTunes?
B-rock

How can I fix: iPad1 plays back audio podcasts (not music) at double speed?

How can I fix: iPad1 plays back audio podcasts (not music) at double speed?

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HT5858 When I swipe up from the bottom of the screen to use control center I am not able to use the music controls for music or podcasts and music controls do not work on the lock screen either is anybody else having this problem???????

When I swipe up from the bottom of the screen to use control center I am not able to use the music controls for music or podcasts and music controls do not work on the lock screen either is anybody else having this problem???????

Not really sur easy you would be having that problem. Mine works. You might try RESET DEVICE
Hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the home button together until the apple logo appears (ignore the ON/OFF slider) then let both buttons go and wait for device to restart (no data will be lost). Then try again and see if it makes a difference

How can I create a playlist that syncs with my ipod touch 5 that plays both podcasts and music? Before updating to itunes 11 I was able to do it and now it seems that the power is gone. (I do not have the podcast app on my ipod touch 5)

When apple first introduced the podcast app for my iphone I discovered that installing it took away the option to have a playlist (smart playlist or regular) that mixed music, audiobooks and podcasts. I therefore quickly uninstalled it and was happy to have my iOS devices happily mixing music and podcasts.
With the push to itunes 11.1 and iOS 7 on my ipod Touch and ipad mini I no longer have mixed playlists. I do see (according to itunes) that the podcasts are copied to my devices but there doesn't seem any way to play them. Nor do my mixed format playlists contain them.
When combined with the change to the podcast tab in itunes that shows all available by default and doesn't seem to offer any way to Turn it OFF so I can easily see what new unlistened to podcasts exist it seems that the way I got used to using my itunes since my ipod nano first generation has been eliminated. I haven't read why so if someone could point me to their logic on how come I would want the changes they keep trying to force on me I would at least understand their motives.
If no one has a better fix I have discovered that I can declare the podcasts to be audiobooks and get them to play that way. One downside to that approach is that it doesn't clear them out of the podcast folder thanks to the change to the iCloud friendly format or whatever they were hoping for.

And what is the wording of the error message?

How can I move an mp3 podcast from music to podcast library?

I am downloading archived podcasts manually and when I import them into iTunes they show up in my music list. How can I get them into my podcast library?

Right-click the track(s), Get Info, go to the Options tab and set "Media Kind" to "Audiobook."

Accessing Podcasts in Music Store locks-up computer.

I have a problem that started about a week ago (iTunes under Win XP Pro). No problem accessing the top page of the Music Store, but when I click on 'Podcast', the computer goes into a tight loop. I still have iTunes control, but am frozen out of the Music Store and the CPU usage jumps to 50% for one of the iTunes processes. If I close the iTunes window, the remaining iTunes process (the one accessing the Music Store jumps up to 98% CPU usage. It appears it is stuck in a tight loop. I tried this on three different computers, all running the latest version of iTunes. The only thing in common is the internet access which is via DirecWay satellite service (Small Office). I have no idea what to try next. All other aspects of iTunes is working properly.
Dell XPS-2 Windows XP Pro Internet access via DirecWay Small Office

I took my laptop to the local sandwich shop and used their WiFi connection; iTunes worked perfectly! It looks like the problem is specific to my DirecWay ISP. No idea how to proceed.
Dell XPS-2 Windows XP Pro
Dell XPS-2 Windows XP Pro

Podcasts under Music?

I want to keep my podcasts seperate from Music. In iTunes it displays under podcasts but when I transfer to ipod the podcasts are under music so when I want to listen to music sometimes it gets mixed with podcasts. How can I keep them seperate? Under Music ->Albums I also see podcast topics! Would appreciate your help

Podcasts will always be n Music; I don't know why, it just is.
However, you can put Podcasts on the Main Menu/Screen.
Settings>Main Menu> turn Podcasts on. (On the ipod of course)

Mixing Podcasts and Music

I like to listen to music and podcasts randomly, ie all mixed together. Is there anyway this can be done? It used to work, several itunes versions ago, but the new version does not seem to support mixing and matching.

I have exactly the opposite problem - how do I separate out the podcasts and the music?
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How can I change file to Podcast from Music or Audiobook?

I am frustrated with how some of my files are automatically categorized. For example, I listen to podcasts of This American Life on my iPod. If I purchase them, they show up as Audiobooks. If I get them from the podcast, they show up under Podcasts. If I get them from CD, they show up as music. How can I move them so they are all in the same place. I thought maybe I could drag them, but that doesn't work.

Thanks! I didn't know about that. Unfortunately, "Podcast" isn't an option. So if it's something I normally get as a podcast, but occasionally get from another source, is there a way to put the files under Podcast? Or do I need to move it all to Music in order to have it consolidated?

Podcasts update, music doesn't. Pls help.

Bought a fifth gen ipod a while back and it's been working great. But lately it's been getting a little slow locating songs, maybe a couple of seconds before it plays the next song. So i thought i'd restore the ipod and download my library back onto it, hoping that the songs would sort better. Bad idea. I had all sorts of trouble and went through the five r's to fix it. Everything works fine now except that when i update the ipod the only thing that shows up is my podcasts. The update process just skips my music. everything is set to work automatically in the options menu, so i'm not sure what to do at this point. i'd appreciate any help anyone can give.
Windows XP
Windows XP

Well, it's a good thing the songs play in iTunes. As far as authorization goes, the only songs you would have to authorize are songs that are purchased from the iTunes music store. If the songs are from CD's or other downloads, you don't have to worry about it. (FYI: authorizing iTunes music store content just means that you play the song in iTunes and enter your password, when prompted, before you transfer the files to the iPod).
After you restore your iPod, you have to set it up in iTunes again (when it asks you to name it and register it and all that). While doing this, there is an option to "Automatically update all songs and playlists" If you leave that checked, your iPod will update automatically when it is connected to your computer. If you uncheck it, you have to manually update your iPod.
Try this:
Connect your iPod, and let it go through any automatic update that it does when connected.
Click on Edit, click on Preferences, click on the iPod tab.
Click on Music tab, and make sure everything is set to the following:
"Automatically update all songs and playlists" is checked
"Only update checked songs" is UNchecked
"Enable disk use" is UNchecked
Make sure your settings match those, and then click File > Update iPod and see if that puts your music on your iPod. Reply back and let me know what happens.
Best of luck!
~CG

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