You can view them through iTunes. Just get the latest version of iTunes 6 for PC or Mac, and make sure you have the latest version of Quicktime installed (7.0.3). Just drag the subscribe link into iTunes, and iTunes will automatically subscribe to the feed.

swanny

Australia

July 2004

OCT 24, 2005 07:38 PM

iPod is the tool of the devil.
You don't need iTunes to watch podcasts just the new Quicktime.
So what I did was installed the new Quicktime with iTunes then got rid of iTunes leaving Quicktime.
Simple, Easy & iFree.

swanny

Australia

July 2004

OCT 24, 2005 07:55 PM

Double post.
My bad.

[Edited on Oct 25, 2005 by swanny]

shortchanged

Houston, TX

January 2003

OCT 24, 2005 08:15 PM

double posts are the tools of the devil...

s5

STAFF

San Francisco, CA

OCT 24, 2005 10:11 PM

swanny said:
iPod is the tool of the devil.
You don't need iTunes to watch podcasts just the new Quicktime.
So what I did was installed the new Quicktime with iTunes then got rid of iTunes leaving Quicktime.
Simple, Easy & iFree.

It's true that you only need Quicktime to view the videos, but if you want to subscribe to it as a podcast, then you need iTunes or another program that will update a video podcast. If you don't subscribe to the podcast, then you will need to keep coming back every time there's an update.

Koleeta

Los Angeles, CA

May 2003

OCT 24, 2005 10:15 PM

whitelight said:
c) Also, there isn't an iPod thread yet... I mean about the new feature, other than complaining about how the button "is screwing everything up." Is no one excited about this feature? No one has anything to say? I guess everyone has seen the DVD, too.

nothin to say at all! we don't even care.

kidding, obviously.

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