Tracking my iTunes Podcast Traffic

Is there a way for me to track the podcasts we have posted to iTunes.
I would hope this can be done and would appreciate any help.

anyone know how to track podcasts I post to iTunes via Podcast Maker?

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Tracking my iTunes podcasts

Hello,
Does anyone know how to track my iTunes video podcast hits?

I found the solution under the following:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/10172866#10172866
Sam Martin
Re: Podcast playlists now not syncing with iTunes 9.
Sep 10, 2009 12:38 PM (in response to webstereo)
In iTunes, under the Podcasts tab on your iPod, try UNchecking “Automatically include _ episodes of _,” and check your playlists under “Include Episodes from Playlists:”. That seems to do it for me.
This is a stupid bug… apparently, automatically including X number of episodes prompts iTunes to DELETE the rest from all your iPod’s playlists. Can’t even report the bug under iTunes 9—the menu on the feedback page only goes up to 8.1 yet.
Gene Fisher
Re: Podcast playlists now not syncing with iTunes 9.
Sep 10, 2009 7:12 PM (in response to webstereo)
A slight variant of Sam Martin's solution works best for me. I leave "Automatically include _ episodes of _,” CHECKED, with 'all' selected in the first drop-down and 'selected podcasts' in the second drop-down. Then I check everything in the "Podcasts:" list and everything under "Include Episodes from Playlists:".
This duplicates the behavior I had in iTunes version 8, where podcast episodes show up in both created playlists, and also under the 'Podcasts' library folder.
So, what works is "Automatically include all episodes of selected podcasts", with everything checked in the "Podcasts:" and "Include Episodes" lists. What does NOT work is the seemingly equivalent "Automatically include all episodes of all podcasts"."

Tracking Podcast Traffic on iTunes

Is there a way get the traffic/views/hits to our iTunes Podcast site?
Would be very helpful. I use Feedburner to post to iTunes.
Any help would be appreciated.

iTunes does not provide this information: however Feedburner can give you some statistics, depending on how you've got it set up. You would need to consult their Help pages for informaetion on this.

Can no longer play individual tracks within a Podcast on iTunes 11

I have a good amount of podcasts that I subscribe to where there are tracks within the podcast. On my iPhone I can skip from track to track, and before upgrading to iTunes 11, I could do it in iTunes as well - basically would click the album artwork, and I could select track numbers from a drop down list. That drop down list doesn't exist anymore, and all I can do is fast forward, rewind, or skip to the next podcast episode.
Anyone have similar problems or a solution? Thanks in advance.

anyone have any ideas?

Posting My iTunes Podcast URL On My Website

Earlier today Wrongway Peachfuzz taught me how to locate the url needed to ping iTunes that I had a new photo, description and info update, and now I'm hoping one of you can teach me...
How to locate my iTunes podcast URL so I can post it on my website and drive my traffic to my iTunes page.
Thank you,

Here's info from the spec:
Linking to Your Podcast
If your podcast is accepted, customers will be able to discover it in the iTunes Store via search or browse. But you can also create links directly to your podcasts and share those on your website or in email. There are two linking methods:
iTunes Store Link: The following link goes directly to your podcast page in iTunes, where users will have the opportunity to subscribe to the podcast. This link can be found for any podcast by control + clicking (or right clicking in Windows) the podcast’s art on its page in the iTunes Store: http://phobos.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=FEEDID
Note that a shorter but functionally identical link is also available: http://www.itunes.com/podcast?id=FEEDID
This is the preferred method among podcasters, because it results in an action (the user clicking on the Subscribe button in the iTunes Store) that is registered by iTS and will drive your podcast up the various automated charts.
Direct Subscribe Link: The following link automatically subscribes the user to the podcast in iTunes. Note that this method fails for Windows users who do not have iTunes installed, so it should be clearly noted that the link is intended for subscription with iTunes.
itpc://FEEDURL
Also note that this method will not push your podcast up the various charts in the iTunes Store. It is a direct call to the user's iTunes client software and sends no information to the iTunes Store. If you want to increase the visibility of your podcast, we recommend that your web site and other marketing materials use the iTunes Store link described above.

Can't delete metadata for multiple tracks in iTunes 12

Hi. I have about 20 tracks in iTunes and I want to delete the metadata on all of them at once, something I've done a thousand times on prior versions of iTunes. I select the tracks, hit Apple-I, and make global changes, i.e. deleting all the track numbers or clearing out the composer box, etc. But now, it's not happening. I click into the box, hit Delete, the grey dash will disappear, but when I go to another box, the dash returns and when I leave the Info dialog, the boxes aren't empty.
However, when I do the same thing to the tracks individually, it works.
Is there an extra step that I'm missing, one that's new to iTunes 12?
Thx!

Same issue. The error says not enough space for me -- go to settings to alter. Takes me to storage -- and the video is not listed as using storage!
I have 8 episodes stuck there -- some even play -- but none will swipe to delete. To test I did swipe to delete a video podcast -- no problem. Just my TV Shows seem to be permanent fixtures.
Connected to the computer to see what ITunes showed as installed TV Shows on the device -- nothing there...!!!

How can i move a podcast track from one podcast to another?

I subscribe to a number of podcasts and recenly some of them have started downloading to new podcast folders (One of them underwent a slight name change, and the others I'm not sure why). So now, some of my podcasts have two folders: one with the old podcasts and one where the new podcast download to. I want to keep all the tracks, because I reference them from time to time, but I hate having these extra folders. Is there some way to move podcast tracks from one podcast to another so I can consolidate these tracks?

Use export/import.
Regards,
John

The podcasts that I have subscribed to via itunes have stopped downloading/syncing. I see new podcasts on the podcasts website but they are not listed on my list of itunes podcasts, nor do they show up when I sync to an iPod

the podcasts that I have subscribed to via itunes have stopped downloading/syncing. I see new podcasts on the podcasts website but they are not listed on my list of itunes podcasts, nor do they show up when I sync to an iPod. any ideas, thanks joanlvh

Have you read for possible solutions over in the "More Like This" thread over here?----------------------->
Check out the following KB Articles: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329 How to use your iPod to move your music to a new computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4527 iTunes: How to move your music to a new computer

How do I get a track from iTunes to match the master tempo of my project?

I have a project open and I am adding a track from iTunes, but it does not line up with the tempo, making it impossible to play loops over it. Is there a way to make the tempo of the track match the master tempo of the project?

benfrommason wrote:
so is there a way to mix songs together that aren't the same tempo?
Yes. You have to decide which song is the "master" song that you match the other to. This song has to have the "follow tempo and pitch" option unchecked, the other song has it checked. Then you can use the tempo slider to match the songs to each other.
(I even did it with "Sympathy for the Devil" which has an irregular beat - it gets faster as the song progresses, the folks didn't record with a metronome back then. Using a tempo curve, I was able to match it to a modern, steady-beat song.)

HT1399 As I have added pocast shows to my itunes podcast list it is in a random order. How do I alphabetize my list of podcasts. Can I manually arrange them in an order of my choosing. Thanks

As I have added podcast subscriptions to my itunes podcast list on the far left menu window the list is in a random order. How do I aphabetize the podcast list ? Can I arrange them manually ?

I have about 500 bookmarks .. and they are arranged within 60 folders. I would like to see them in chronological order as before, because now to find a bookmark is a hard task.
thanks for your suggestion, anyway.

How do I select multiple tracks in iTunes?

It's like a hold down control and something else, and then drag the curser to select the songs you want selected. I'm not sure what this shortcut is. Again, I want to select multiple tracks on iTunes so I can move files or delete them. Simply selecting all won't work because the files are different names. Anyone know this shortcut? Thanks!

If you click a track, hold down shift, and then click another one, it will select all the tracks between those two. Holding down command (the apple key) will allow you to select/deselect individual tracks.

Is it possible to change the URL of an iTunes Podcast page itself (NOT the Feed URL)?

My company has an usual question:
While keeping all the individual podcasts the same, and the subject matter of the whole podcast series the same, my company would like to change the URL that Apple iTunes has assigned us. Is this possible, and how can it be done?
Again, I am talking about the URL that Apple iTunes has assigned us. The one that begins:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/career-...
We are having a small change in marketing emphasis. So my company wants to change one of the dashed English words in the URL, after:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/
These English words were based on the original title of our podcast. The original title of our podcast has changed slightly, with no problem. Now my company just wants to change the URL assigned to us by Apple.
Let me emphasize: There is no purpose of misdirection, evasion, or deceit here -- not in the slightest. My company is simply taking a different marketing angle. Our category is staying the same. The podcasts themselves are staying the same. My company would just like to update the URL assigned to us by Apple to reflect our new podcast series name.
ALSO:
We are a category-leading, very popular podcast. If we do change our iTunes podcast URL, we do not at all want to jeopardize our leading status in our podcast subject category. We want all our download stats to move with us over to the new URL. This is extremely important to us.
AND FURTHER:
If we do change our iTunes podcast URL, we want all our listeners to automatically find us at the new URL. We don't want any of them to lose their subscription because we changed our URL.
So in summary:
1. CAN we change our podcast URL (the one assigned to us by iTunes)?
2. Can we change the URL, but still keep our category-leading position and stats, exaclty as they are now? That is, will our old download stats move with us to the new URL, so we can retain our category-leading position?
3. Will podcast listeners going to the old URL automatically be forwarded to the new URL? Might any of our current listeners become unsubscribed as a result of the URL change?
I know this is an unusual, complicated, and multi-part question. I am looking for definitive, authoritative answers to all these questions.
Thank you very much for your help!!
David

You can omit the title altogether in the URL (together with the succeeding slash, of course). For example, my own podcast URL in the Store is
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-sound-of-78s/id166389425?mt=2
but this works perfectly well:
https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/id166389425
Indeed you can even put your own title:
https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/any_old_title/id166389425
So it's as simple as that!

ITunes' podcasts no longer download (?)

iTunes' podcast downloads had for the most part been downloading fine until the partition that they had been on was deleted and I had to recreate the iTunes folder on that partition from a backup.
When booting from my primary drive using 10.3.9 I can no longer manually, or automatically, download podcasts. And oddly, even podcasts that exist on that partition will not even open in iTunes.
Yet... when I boot from 10.4.9 on a secondary drive which shares the same recreated partition with my iTunes folder (with the podcasts on it) I can download podcasts manually and automatically and it will play all of them without problems.
Common sense would simply be to delete the com.apple.iTunes.plist and maybe even the com.apple.iTunesHelper.plist files. (Which I did.) But this didn't work even though I did this with iTunes inactive and rebooted. So... it would seem that the next step would be to reinstall iTunes. So I deleted both the iTunes app and the preference files again and rebooted. Still my podcasts won't either manually download or automatically download and the really strange thing is that the ones that were downloaded while booted from 10.4.9 will not play when booted from 10.3.9.
I then resubscribed to the broadcasts (i.e. podcasts) and though the available podcast lists appear for each broadcast with "Get" next to each... when I click on them they won't download and I get the icon at the far left showing there is a problem.
Though this might be a prebind problem for the last issue... I don't see how that would affect iTunes not being capable of downloading podcasts from 10.3.9.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've been listening to iTunes' podcasts for years without this problem so I can only imagine that it must have something to do with the fact that the partition had to be recreated (though I can't see how that fact would affect iTunes in this way when I DIRECTLY drop the podcast files on to the iTunes app icon... and they still will not play. This would bypass any prebind problem it would seem).
Thanks for reading this lengthy post.
Systems 10.3.9 and 10.4.9 on separate internal drives in the same box using iTunes 7.01 (7). Though I had been using iTunes 6.05 with 10.3.9 before this problem occurred. But when I couldn't solve the problem I upgraded to 7.01 with 10.3.9 -- since it was working with 10.4.9 I thought I'd give it a try -- but even that didn't solve the problem.)
RonL
Mac OS X (10.3.9) 10.3.9 and podcasts don't work, but 10.4.9 and podcasts do work

It appears that I solved the problem. (I like to post my solutions so as to both not waste peoples time and so that if this ever happens to someone else it might help.)
My iTunes alias of the iTunes folder that is by default placed in the Music folder (i.e. ~/Music/iTunes) was broken after the partition where I had moved it was recreated.
Or... since I also forced a re-prebinding (not a simple 'update prebinding') it may have been this since my music in the same folder (on the recreated iTunes folder on the recreated partition) was playing fine and from 10.4.9 the podcasts played fine.
So it may have been both... but anyway... the podcasts are working fine again.

How to upload podcasts which are not in the iTunes podcast library?

or how to create a playlist of podcasts?
I have some podcasts as mp3 files I'd like to upload. These podcasts are not in the Itunes podcast library. I downloaded them from another source. What I do not understand is why iTunes makes a difference between podcast mp3 files and music mp3 files. If I put my podcasts into a playlist and try to synchronise the playlist with iPhone, the files are not uploaded. Actually I do not see the playlist listed in the page "Music" of my device "iPhone".
Any ideas?

I've usually found using outer joins to be very efficient in performing NOT IN/NOT EXIST type operations.
WITH t1 AS (
SELECT 100 type, 1 begin_no, 10 end_no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 200 type, 10 begin_no, 20 end_no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 300 type, 20 begin_no, 30 end_no FROM dual
   , t2 AS (
SELECT 100 type, 5 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 100 type, 6 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 100 type, 11 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 100 type, 21 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 200 type, 5 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 200 type, 6 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 200 type, 11 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 200 type, 21 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 300 type, 5 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 300 type, 6 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 300 type, 11 no FROM dual
UNION ALL
SELECT 300 type, 21 no FROM dual
SELECT t2.*
FROM t2
     , t1
WHERE t1.type (+)= t2.type
   AND t2.no BETWEEN t1.begin_no(+) AND t1.end_no(+)
   AND t1.type IS NULL;
output is:
TYPE     NO
200     21
200     6
200     5
300     11
300     6
300     5
100     21
100     11

Can't open a track from iTunes in Garageband.

Why can't I open a track from iTunes 12.1.2.27 in Garageband 10.0.3? The track is grayed out.
I loaded the tracks into iTunes from a legally purchased CD.
I'm using an iMac OS X Yosemite Version 10.10.3

Are the tracks in iCloud Match? Download them first, otherwise you cannot use them in the Media Browser. GarageBand needs a local copy.
from a legally purchased CD.
Even a legally purchased CD may have a protection. Do the songs show in your iTunes Library as
"Kind : Protected AAC audio file", when you open the "File" tab in the Inspector panel?
Then you cannot use them directly in GarageBand. Make a backup copy of the album by burning an Audio CD in iTunes and reimport. That will help sometimes.

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