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March 30, 2006: If you’re having trouble downloading the show through iTunes…

I give iTunes a lot of credit for doing so much to bring podcasts into the mainstream. But getting your podcast to work with iTunes is spectacularly iffy.

If you’ve subscribed to The Digital Photography Show through iTunes using the button to the right, and if you aren’t getting the latest shows, you may have to go into the Podcast section of your iTunes library, click on The Digital Photography Show, hit the button to UNSUBSCRIBE to the show and then hit the button to SUBSCRIBE again.

I did this last night, and Show #2 immediately downloaded.

Hopefully, this is a one-time glitch.

Scott

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  1. Rick smith Says:
    April 26th, 2006 at 7:27 am

    Great podcast, im from scotland and would like to thankyou for a great informative,different style of photography show,its fresh.
    many thanks Richard Smith see me on flickr as sniperkona and tell me what you think only been taken pics seroiusly for 1year.

  2. Leon Brazil Says:
    November 21st, 2006 at 1:43 pm

    Hi There,

    I have just downloaded all your podcasts and starting to make my way through them. But this one made me chuckle. The guy you interviewed gave some great insight into RAW, but when he described Jpegs as lossy and they slowly degrade the more and more they are opened, I laughed my arse off. What a funny comment. The only time jpegs loose information is when they are first created from the RAW data as compression is applied. But they are digital and do not magically disintegrate. If that were true…would the internet not start disappearing?
    Absolute gold dust! Not Magic dust. LOL

  3. luke hartman Says:
    January 17th, 2008 at 2:01 am

    Leon is right. The idea that JPG files slowly degrade is oft-repeated and quite wrong. If you make several modifications to a jpg, it will lose quality each time you save it, but that’s not the same as files magically losing info just because it’s a jpg.

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