How to receive podcast - Archos Audio Players & Recorders

Is there an way in which we could directly transfer podcasts from iPad to computer but not iTunes library? Of course, you could use some 3rd-party iPad data transfer software apps to carry out this task. The best one is Leawo iTransfer, a professional iOS data transfer software app that could help you directly transfer up to 14 types of data and files between iOS devices (iPad, iPhone, iPod), iTunes and computer, podcasts included. That means, you could directly transfer podcasts from iPad to computer without iTunes. Download Leawo iTransfer ' Leawo iTransfer for Mac and install it.

Step 1. Launch the software
Run the software and connect your iPad devices to computer with USB cable. You could see your iPad on the left sidebar.

Step 2. Choose podcasts to transfer from iPad to computer
Go to " iPad > Library > Podcasts" tab. Here you could view all podcasts on your iPad tablet, delete podcasts, and play back podcasts. Choose the one you want to transfer from iPad to computer. You could check all podcasts or just a few podcasts for transferring. After checking podcasts, right click and then choose "Transfer to > My Computer" option.

Step 3. Set output directory
Then, there will pop out a "Transfer" window to let you decide the output directory. On the "Save to folder" box, set an output directory to save the podcasts from iPad on your computer.

Step 4. Transfer iPad notes to PC
After you set output directory, click the "Transfer Now" button to start to transfer podcasts from iPad to computer without iTunes immediately. You then only need to wait for the tranfer to complete.


For more detail, check: How to Transfer Podcasts from iPad to Computer without iTunes

You will need to plug you nano into your computer and open iTunes. Once iTunes has recognized your iPod, click on the iPods name. There should be a page with a picture of your iPod, at the top of that page there will be a tab labeled "Podcasts," click on it. On that page there will be a check box with a drop-down menu, this is where we will change your podcast settings. The drop-down menu controls which podcasts are synced to you iPod:
All - This will sync all of your podcasts whether played or unplayed 1,3,5,10 most recent - this syncs only the (x) most recently added podcasts to your iPod All unplayed - if you have not played the podcast yet iTunes will sync them to your iPod 1,3,5,10 most recent unplayed - syncs the (x) most recently added unplayed podcasts to your iPod 1,3,5,10 least recent unplayed - syncs the (x) oldest unplayed podcasts to your iPod all new - syncs all of the newest podcasts 1,3,5,10 most recent new - syncs the (x) most recent new podcasts 1,3,5,10 least recent new - syncs the (x) least recent new podcast
those last two are a bit confusing, basically if you add a lot of podcasts you can either get the (x) newest of that set or the (x) least newest (hope that makes sense).
The second drop-down menu controls whether those setting apply to every podcast, or only the ones that you select in the menu underneath that.

In itunes go to podcasts under library and once on podcasts click on settings bottom left of the window, you will then be able to change how itunes deal with podcasts

Yes! There is a process.
1. Open iTunes. 2. Click on the iTunes Store. 3. Click on podcasts on the upper-left hand side. 4. In the middle, you will see a "Submit a Podcast" button. 5. Follow the instructions and fill out the form.

Create a folder on your View (in MSC mode) named "PODCAST". DO NOT put it in your MUSIC folder, but in the root directory. Place your Podcasts in there and disconnect your Sansa. After it refreshes you'll find your Podcasts under "Music\Podcasts" on your View :)

JOHN,all of your podcast may not fit on the ipod they may exceed the units capacity.IN INTUNES DURING SYNC YOU WILL SEE HOW MUCH  HARD DRIVE(IPOD)YOU HAVE FREE.RICHARDM69

Try accessing the rio's hard drive through my computer to see if it can find the songs: they will be in a folder aptly called music within your rio carbon.

If this doesn't help then if it is picked up via my computer you could try wiping and rebooting your rio, read:
http://www.fixya.com/support/r601327-wipe_reboot_rio_carbon

You may have to change the firmware for the rio carbon pearl but this is easy to find on their website.

Hope this helps,

Mowcius

Greetings,
As I understand it video podcasts will not work on the shuffle. However there are a ton of great audio podcasts that you can subscribe to free of charge from the iTunes store. Podcasts vary in length and mbs used. The podcasts I listen to are about an hour long. On a 1 gig shuffle you can fit about 26 hours of podcasts.
Let me know if you have any more questions by commenting in this thread. Also please rate me well if this helped you.
Take Care,
-WN

Are you downloading podcast videos or audio files?

Also, do you have your iPod to sync manually or automatically? Change it to manually if it is auto, then you can put the podcasts from your library onto your podcast folder on the ipod in iTunes.

You can't do podcasts with this one - only mp3/wma format songs