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Click here or on the graphics to add the MAKE Magazine audio show to iTunes 4.9. Once added you should get our shows delivered directly to iTunes each week. If the one-click doesn't work (it seems like it's not working on all systems) just go to the podcast section in iTunes search for MAKE or visit the top 100, we're somewhere in the top 100 right now. And lastly (and perhaps the best way). Just click here and when iTunes opens up, click SUBSCRIBE.
Add the MAKE audio show to iTunes 4.9
Click here or on the graphics to add the MAKE Magazine audio show to iTunes 4.9. Once added you should get our shows delivered directly to iTunes each week. If the one-click doesn't work (it seems like it's not working on all systems) just go to the podcast section in iTunes search for MAKE or visit the top 100, we're somewhere in the top 100 right now. And lastly (and perhaps the best way). Just click here and when iTunes opens up, click SUBSCRIBE.
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Jun 28, 2005 04:48 PM
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Just open the following link up in your favorite browser, then drag it from the URL bar into iTunes. Boom! It works. :)
http://makezine.com/blog/archive/make_podcast/index.xml
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Well I like the new Podcast feature in iTunes but I see one flaw already... Under the preferences for podcasts you can choose how many of the previous podcasts to keep. i.e. the last 2, 3, all etc. The option to configure each podcast is not there. I've added a number of new pods to my list but I don't want to keep all of them. Unlike my Make podcasts of which I'll cherish forever!! ;-) Keep up the good work Phil!
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http://downloads.oreilly.com/make/make.pcast doesn't work on Windows for sure... may be for Mac...
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