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I used to have an Ipod and download podcasts, do I need to get another Ipod in order to listen to and download podcasts or is a MP# player okay or does it have to be an apple Ipod?
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You do not need another iPod to listen to Podcasts.
They are generally in MP3 format and, despite the name, are usable on any player that supports MP3
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Have got a MP3 player but cant get the podacst I want, it only seems to work in Itunes to download?
http://www.sportsmemo.com/radio/archive/
I think I need some sort of platform to download the podcast to and then put in on my mp3
this is the link I used to use but it says I need Itunes
http://www.sportsbyline.com/podcast/library.htm#52BF6595-4269-4EA2-8042-F2FE2F3E7EBC
to get the podcast, then locate the file in Windows Explorer. It will be wherever you keep your iTunes library, then locate the podcasts folder, then the specific podcast folder. Then drag the file onto your player. Not the best way to do it, but it should work as long as the file is in mp3. Most audio podcasts are, but occasionally they're done in AAC.
There are other podcast aggregators out there, but I haven't used them. I think I've seen or heard about MyPodder in the forums or on a CNET podcast.
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