Podcast Player Os X

Downcast, the popular iOS podcast app is now available for OS X! Download, play and sync** your favorite podcasts with an intuitive interface built specifically for podcasts.

• Significant iCloud syncing improvements (see blog post: • Fixes issue with disappearing episode selections • Fixes issue with refresh button on playlists tab • No more empty selections on the podcast/playlist lists • Fixes flashing text issue on podcasts list • Performance improvement while refreshing podcasts • Fixes error message when transitioning to the next episode • Fixes issue with opening Downcast by opening an associated AV file from Finder • Fixes issue where certain audio episodes would show up in video-only playlists • 2.9.12 Mar 8, 2016. HobbesH, Seems to be working again, but only after tossing it out completely. As the title suggests, this version does seem to open on my rMBP running the latest version of Yosemite.

However, on initial install it did not. Whatsapp download. I had to wipe all of my plist files and do a complete uninstall (in this case with the help of AppDelete) to find all of the files. This would have been incredibly annoying had Downcast for Mac been my primary podcasting app.

How to Publish Podcasts to iTunes with OS X By Phil South – Posted on Mar 17, 2015 Mar 16, 2015 in Mac In this article, we will show you how to manually code, submit and host your podcasts so they not only appear in iTunes but pop up on iTunes for your future subscribers to download. Podcast TV was developed to work on Mac OS X 10.6 or later. With Podcast TV get Video Streams of popular TV broadcasts on your Mac. For that the Videos in MP4-Format are not downloaded, but promptly online streamed.

Thankfully, the iPad version of this app works so well that it is my primary podcasting app and this is only my “backup” for when I want to listen to something while working. The complete uninstall meant having to reset my preferences (thank you, iCloud sync), and to start downloading episodes again. In some cases this isn’t possible for podcasts that only release material for a week (This American Life), but again, this app for Mac has been so dodgy in the past that I don’t use it as my primary reservoir for podcasts. I’ve given the app 3 stars because I want to like it.

I love it on my iPad and it kills me that the Mac version is so buggy and horrible. Thankfully, iCloud sync makes it possible for me to get back up and running relatively quickly. It remains to be seen if this App is really ready for general release, but I have my fingers crossed. HobbesH, Seems to be working again, but only after tossing it out completely.

As the title suggests, this version does seem to open on my rMBP running the latest version of Yosemite. However, on initial install it did not. I had to wipe all of my plist files and do a complete uninstall (in this case with the help of AppDelete) to find all of the files. This would have been incredibly annoying had Downcast for Mac been my primary podcasting app. Thankfully, the iPad version of this app works so well that it is my primary podcasting app and this is only my “backup” for when I want to listen to something while working. The complete uninstall meant having to reset my preferences (thank you, iCloud sync), and to start downloading episodes again.

In some cases this isn’t possible for podcasts that only release material for a week (This American Life), but again, this app for Mac has been so dodgy in the past that I don’t use it as my primary reservoir for podcasts. I’ve given the app 3 stars because I want to like it. I love it on my iPad and it kills me that the Mac version is so buggy and horrible. Thankfully, iCloud sync makes it possible for me to get back up and running relatively quickly. It remains to be seen if this App is really ready for general release, but I have my fingers crossed. JPeterman210, Doesn’t sync media files If your primary reason for using Downcast is it’s purported ability to sync between OS X and iOS, then you may be disappointed. Downcast will sync your podcast subscriptions and maybe some other nice things like what you’ve listened to and where you are in an episode.