Subscribe to podcast on macbook air

Hi,
I need to subscribe to some podcasts for university using URL links. I was able to subscribe easily on my previous laptop however I cannot find the 'file' menu on my macbook itunes. Can anyone help?
Thank you!

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TS2313 Can't subscribe podcast on itunes in my macbook air

Hi there! Do you guys have any idea why itunes in my macbook air is not able to subscribe any podcast at all? My itunes is ver 11.1 - 64 bit and I have tried this attempt with the same podcast, which works on my itunes in my desktop computer. Any idea how to fix it? Thanks!

On the MB Air launch iTunes then press Command , (comma) to open iTunes Preferences then select the Advanced tab.
Click: Reset Warnings & Reset Cache
Quit and relaunch iTunes then try subscribing to a podcast.

Recording Podcast / Using Garageband on Macbook Air

Hi guys,
Quick computer question, I currently record my podcast on a Macbook Pro - 2010 model - 2.4Ghz intel core 2 duo processor, 8GB RAM, NVIDOA GeFore 320 256MB.
I've been offered a chance to upgrade to a current MacBook Air at work. I'd quite like an Air as I carry my computer around, etc. I record using Garageband and a USB microphone, but I've had some issues with the system crashing in the past.
Would a current MacBook Air be OK to record and edit podcasts on? If so, which current model would be best suited to this?
Sorry if this a really obvious question, I just want to make sure I make the right choice!

I've been offered a chance to upgrade to a current MacBook Air at work.
A new MacBookAir with Mavericks will come with the current GarageBand 10.0 version and not GarageBand '11. And unfortunately, GarageBand 10.0 does not support the podcast feature. So be aware, that you will need to find a way to install GarageBand '11 on the new MBA. If you have installer disks for iLife '11 or the system install disks with the bundled iLife applications, create disk images, while you still have a mac with an optical drive. The MBA has no longer a CD/DVD drive.

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MS Word is not an Apple product so it could not've downloaded with all the Apple software updates.
"I clicked File > Check for Updates"
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In any case boot from your OS installer disk and run Repair Disk from Disk Uility.

Sync iTunes from iMac, rest from MacBook Air

Hi
My wife has just purchased a new MacBook air. We home share most of our iTunes library which she used to copy over onto her old MacBook from my iMac. She used to sync everything from that old MacBook - music, calendar, contacts, addresses etc etc - onto her iPhone 4S
She has just purchased a new MacBook Air. The SSD drive make storage a little limited so rather than add her music to that HD I thought it would make sense for her to sync music via my iMac and everything else from her MB Air. This would free up a ton of space on her new MB Air drive.
Is that possible. Anything I should be concerned about or do I just plug it in.
Her music collection is effectively just a smaller shadow of mine. Her entire library is a percentage of mine with no extras so there is no risk of losing any music from her iPhone.
Her iPhone is iOS 6. I am hoping that iCloud will take care of all syncing other than music.

Jaymz wrote:
Is that possible. Anything I should be concerned about or do I just plug it in.
Yes. The iPhone is designed to only sync with a single computer and iTunes library. If she attempts to sync with yours, iTunes will give you a warning that it has been synced with another computer and that syncing with your's will erase all iTunes media from her phone and replace it with the media in your library, including apps, music, movies, Podcasts, Books, etc., and iCloud doesn't sync iTunes media. iCloud syncs calendars, contacts, reminders, bookmarks, notes, etc.
If you want to host her music on your computer and allow her to access it without syncing to your computer you would have to subscribe to iTunes Match, which would then allow her to access the entire music library (up to 25,000 songs) via iCloud.

Sync itunes with ipod, imac and macbook air with iCloud

First post this for me in this community so hope format and protocols are okay....however, just installed Lion on my MacbookAir and hooked up to iCloud, then installed iOS 5 on my ipod 3rd gen via my imac (currently running Snow Leopard).
So far so good, re installation of itunes on my ipod was almost seamless and pretty painless, also hooked up to iCloud. Then purchased a couple of Apps on the iPod and noticed an almost immediate upload of the same on my iTunes store running on my iMac - Not yet installed with Lion and therefore not (as far as I was aware) hooked up to iCloud.....is this not a bit odd ??
Even odder perhaps is that the same apps have not shown up on my iTunes running on the Macbook Air.....perhaps explained by the following ??
A further problem is that having recently copied purchased CD content to my iTunes on my iMac, and then synced this to my iPod, once I connected my iPod to my Macbook Air I was told the iPod was synced to another iTunes library (presumably that on my iMac) and so was not able to complete a sync unless I erased the iPod library. Does this mean that I actually have two active iTunes accounts sotospeak, one on my MBA, one shared between my iMac and my iPod ? If so, how do I convert this to one running on all three and if that is possible, presumably the issues of syncing between all, and of downloading apps from iCloud will be resolved ?
Any clues or advice on how to sort this would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Guess also worth noting that all three devices are authorised but I'm wary of re-authorising upon erasing itunes libraries (unless of course the limit of 5 authorisations is not meant to limit the number of times this is done - but simply the number of authorised devices active at any one time).

Parrish Jones wrote:
1. How do I get my Mac to download podcasts automatically? I do have the five I download daily or weekly set for checking every hour. Yet, the downloads ofen do not happen even though the computer is on and connected tot he internet.
By subscribing. There're a lot of factors involved during a download: Network speed, computer used, iTunes availability etc.
Parrish Jones wrote:
2. After a program is downloaded, How long should it take to synch it to my iPhone and iPad?
Well, it depends on how big the podcast is. The bigger the longer.
Parrish Jones wrote:
3. When it shows up on one or the other, is it actually resident on it or is it a link to the cloud from which it streams?
It's I believe resident.

Please send information to download ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS6 in MacBook Air

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Can anyone help me connect my Macbook Air to a SAMSUNG TV. When I follow the basic instructions (Thunderbolt to HDMI connection) the screen on my computer goes grey and an error message appears inviting me to press any button to restart th

Can anyone help me connect my Macbook Air to a SAMSUNG TV. When I follow the basic instructions (Thunderbolt to HDMI connection) the screen on my computer goes grey and an error message appears inviting me to press any button to restart the Macbook. When I do this nothing happens. Only when I disconnect the computer from the TV does the Macbook allow me to login. The TV does not receive any signal from the Macbook even though I know the HDI port works fine. Any ideas what I'm doing wrong? Do I need to enable something on the Macbook?

An update...
I downloaded Apple's (rather large!) list of software updates today, and I was finally able to recognize my iPod again. I did a restore using the iPod updater from 06-2006, and all seemed to work OK. (I'm afraid to try the new one again!)
Then I tried to re-load my music library from iTunes, and got stuck. It froze up after a while and wouldn't go any further.
When I disconnected my iPod from my computer, I find 2 podcasts and nothing else, though iTunes told me it had transferred 600+ songs. Those 2 podcasts do play fine, and the basic iPod software all seems to be intact.
So -- anyone get through this connection problem and have any ideas to share??
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How to connect to Apple TV using MacBook Air

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i Have a MacBook Air that is more reliable streaming but don't know how to find how to transfer downloading to my apple tv.
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MacBook Air unresponsive after opening iTunes after upgrade to 11.1

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Hi mbharrison!
You may want to try reinstalling the application by following the instructions in this article:
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Thought I'd post some initial impressions here for those who are asking questions about memory, heat issues, noise, hinges, hard drive space etc.
This week I purchased the 13" MacBook Air, 128GB HD, 2GB RAM config in Apple Retail store. Ultimately a couple days later I ended up returning it and ordering the 2.13GHz upgrade, 256GB HD and 4GB RAM via Apple Store online. I'll tell you why at the end of this post.
Initial impressions:
- Gorgeous, well-designed machine. Feels great to use. Very solid.
- I chose the 13" over the 11" because the resolution seemed slightly higher, it was easier on my eyes and the 11" tended to bounce a bit when used in my lap while the 13" did not.
- I used Dropbox as my drive in the cloud for Documents, Photos and Videos (have been doing that for a while) as it allows you to get away with a smaller drive footprint.
- I did NOT yet have MS Office installed.
- For a mobile laptop, the new MBA cannot be beat. It's sleek and solid. No heat issues. Fan rarely came on if at all.
- I was using about 38GB of the 128GB drive. So I was glad I did not buy the 64GB 11", although I really, really wanted to like that smaller one.
- I installed a RAM monitoring app in it to see how much of the 2GB would be used under normal use (is there even such a thing anymore?). Without using MS Office, just surfing the web and using default OS apps, the lowest amount of RAM I had available was 700MB, so roughly 1.3GB was being used up in the worst scenarios. Despite this, it zipped along with multiple browser tabs open, uber-fast bootup and shutdown and really long battery life.
- I appreciated the fact that the 13" has 2 hours longer battery life than the 11". Ultimately that 7 hours played a big factor in why I bought the 13" instead of the 11".
- Bottom line? Definitely rate this a BUY. In spite of the omission of the backlit keyboard, it's a good machine; though I would NOT recommend it as a replacement for a MacBook Pro. It is a mobile computer. Fully functional, but I would not do heavy video editing or graphics work on it. For everything else it's superb and feels wonderful in your hands.
Why I ultimately took it back to the store.
I liked using it so much that I figured I may be using it more than my MacBook Pro, and as such wanted to max out the chip speed, RAM and HD space on it. Currently as of this post date you cannot get the higher performance MBAs in-store. You can only order them direct through Apple.
I ordered the 2.13GHz MBA with 4GB RAM and 256GB HD. It takes 2-3 bus days for them to configure it at Apple and another 2-3 bus days to ship to you so should get it next week.
For anyone considering buying this machine, I give it a strong thumbs up. For most users, the 13" 128GB and 2GB RAM should be fine. If you're looking to replace an existing MBP (wouldn't recommend it), you probably want to order through Apple and get the upgrades.
HTH,
Adam

After calling the customer service they told me I should receive before the 8 of November that makes 18 days!
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DVD player seen by Parallels/Windows but not by Macbook Air

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I have a Macbook Air with Windows running on Parallels. I have a DVD drive connected via a Thunderbolt display. If I put a disk into the drive it is seen by Windows and not by the Macbook Air. How can I get it to be seen by the MBA and is there a way of switching - eg choosing whether the MBA or Windows sees it
Many thanks
Ken

I have a similar problem. I have not used my iPod in a few years. I recently bought a mac. The iPod syncs fine on the windows, but is completely unrecognized by my MacBook Air. I had to buy a USB connector because my iPod had only a firewire cable. Perhaps that's the issue? Disk Utility doe not recognize it. ITunes does not recognize it. In disk mode the screen still reads "OK to disconnect" after I plug it in. Any ideas? (I followed the Rs on the Windows where it's working fine...)
I am abandoning my PC altogether and I am becoming addicted to podcasts. Getting this to work with my MacBook Air would satisfy my new addiction.
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T

Can see files on Mac Mini from Macbook Aire on same network

I can see the MacMini in the side bar from the Air but when I click through i can only see the public folders. I have File Sharing checked in the System Preferences so I dont understand why i cannot see the files on the mini. I can only see the drop box in the public folders and it wont even allow me to access that even if i wanted to.
Is there something else other than check file sharing in system preferences that I need to do
Also, I have an external drive attached to the MacMini which is not visible from the Macbook Air, not sure if that is the same problem
Thanks for any advice you can offer
Andrew

Note that there's a difference between sharing and syncing.
Sharing will allow you to access the files on your Mini from your MBP, but the files won't be on your MBP when you take it somewhere else.
Syncing is making both Macs have identical copies of files, so that a change on one Mac makes a change on the other Mac.
If you've got a large LightRoom catalogue and limited space on your MBP, then you want sharing. The link above should get you started with that.
For syncing, I recommend BitTorrent Sync, which is free. It's basically "DropBox without the cloud". You select a folder to sync, and then whenever your two Macs are on the same network, any file in that folder that changes is synced to the other Mac.
I use it to keep my entire Documents folder synced between my Mini and MBP.
http://www.bittorrent.com/sync
You may need to be careful about modifying the same document on both computers at the same time, though I believe BS does handle this in some way. Also, if you're syncing an app's data library, then some database files (e.g. with computer-specific data like file path names) may not sync well.
Of course, you could use DropBox, though you'll need to subscribe if you want more than a couple of GB.

Swapping from macbook pro to macbook air

I am wondering to how to do this, I have a 500 GB macbook pro and want to go to the macbook air, the problem is i have about 250Gb full on there so i cant do a even swap. Do most of you AIR users carry a external hd?
If i make the swap, what is the best way to move my data.
i will use time machine to back up my stuff on the 1TB, but when backing up, i cant put all of it on there so can i back up just a piece of my HD of what i want back on my machine and the other piece like my movies and such on my external i will be forced to carry around.
Thanks,
Mike Andrews

I started with a complete backup of my MacBook Pro (using CarbonCopyCloner) and put it away - this was in addition to my TimeMachine backup. Next I began pruning my MBP. Having lots of music, I subscribed to iTunes Match and removed all but about 4-5GB of music. I marked all the movies and TV shows I had already watched and was unlikely to rewatch. Knowing that a lot of programs install a folder in the Applications Support folder (your library and the top level library) I deleted any that were from programs I no longer use. I used the opportunity to go through my iPhoto catalog and mark pictures that were of lesser importance. I also went through my fonts, applications, and desktop pictures. Files and pictures that I marked were moved to another hard drive and deleted from my computer. Over the course of a weekend I pruned 200GB of data taking me down to about 200GB. I used the computer during the week and found a couple small problems which I fixed and I was ready to move into the new smaller but faster drive.

Macbook Air to Tv

Hi all, newbie here.
Recently brought my MBA, now I want to connect it to my TV to watch films etc.
I've been told there are two different ways of doing this, thunderbolt to HDMI OR Apple TV 3rd Gen.
I want to know, what the differences are? And which is reccommended? Am I right to believe that they both do the exact same job except for the ATV3 is wireless?
Many Thanks,
Em.

The realistic super-easy way is an AppleTV, no cables no fuss no mess.
also for $100 you get tons of free content, free movie previews, free podcasts, free music.......etc. on AppleTV
Also use the APP called BEAMER to wifi beam movies to the Apple TV from the computer while still using the Mac.
Just airplay, say,...YOUTUBE from the macbook AIr to the AppleTV, great fun. Best $100 of fun that can be had.
I use this setup and there is nothing that comes closer to perfection than this
The AppleTV has a power cord and an HDMI cord to the TV..... In which case you can get a MD to HDMI cable.
use one of these dongles
http://www.amazon.com/CNE11304-DisplayPort-Adapter-MacBook-Laptop/dp/B003BERYLA
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