I've logged into the site and clicked on the "download podcast" button. This is what comes up: Audio PodcastSUBSCRIBECopy and paste this URL into your podcasting application to subscribe to Joel's audio podcast: rss.streamos.com/streamos/rss/genfeed.ph... I put that URL into Windows Media Player it gives me an error. I don't want to use iTunes.
Anybody know of a way I can do this? Thanks in Advance! Asked by LessonPlansPlus.
Com 57 months ago Similar questions: Joel Osteen's podcasts Sansa MP3 player Computers > Software.
Similar questions: Joel Osteen's podcasts Sansa MP3 player.
You need an application which understands RSS feeds/podcasts: either FireFox or iTunes. You need an application which understands RSS feeds/podcasts:either the free FireFox web browser or free Apple iTunes. WWW.FireFox.Org/http://WWW.Apple.Com/iTu... can use other RSS/podcast readers.
After you subscribe to and download the podcast,you need to transfer the corresponding . Mp3 file to your Sansa MP3 player. You can do that as you would transfer any .
MP3 file with whichever favorite application you use. Most podcasts are in . MP3 format;some are in .
AAC or other formatswhich you would need to convert to . MP3 formatwith an appropriate audio editing application. Personally,I recommend Apple's iTunes to subscribe to and download the free podcast.(That is the only task which I use iTunes for - I do not pay for any subscriptions).
Alternatively, you can use the free FireFox web browser to do so. Then use your other "favorite" . MP3 application to transfer the .
MP3 fileto your Sansa MP3 player. NeitherMicrosoft Media Player 9. X norMicrosoft Internet Explorer (at least the versions I have)understand what to do with with RSS feeds and podcasts.
Sources: http://WWW.FireFox.Org/ .
1 Ok, well I've since figured it out but if anyone wants the points feel free to try and answer it. Maybe you have a different (easier) way that I overlooked.
Ok, well I've since figured it out but if anyone wants the points feel free to try and answer it. Maybe you have a different (easier) way that I overlooked.
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