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More => Old Versions => Media Center 11 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: fruggeri on December 27, 2005, 06:40:48 pm
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Hello - I just installed the latest version of MediaCenter and I am trying to figure out how to get the "Podcast feeds" to show in my navigation -- it's not there.
Is there something I need to do to have it show up? I didn't find anything in the menus.
Thanks!
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Podcasts should be under audio in the tree.
You can reset your views to the default by going to Edit on the menu and the "Rest to default..."
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That worked - thank you!!
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Podcasts should be under audio in the tree.
You can reset your views to the default by going to Edit on the menu and the "Rest to default..."
What about podcasts that contain video?
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We're aware of that, but don't have a solution yet. Please advise if you do.
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We're aware of that, but don't have a solution yet. Please advise if you do.
I think the use case gets confused because there are two aspects to podcasts: 1) Getting the enclosure (i.e. media item) and 2) Playing the item.
I recommend the Podcasts be listed under a root level node (like Playlists, Drives & Devices, etc.) for the management of the feeds and access to status of downloads. The downloaded item can then be listed like any other media item regardless how it was entered in the library.
I'd think it's confusing to a user to find a service management function (which is how I think of the podcast "getting" part) in the library portion of MC.