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Making iTunes delete podcasts after viewed/listened
Is there a way to make iTunes delete the podcast file (audio or video) after I have listened or viewed it?
I know i can go to settings in podcasts and adjust how many episodes to keep, but if I am unable to listen/view the podcast for a few days, it may exceeed the minimum. I want to keep the unplayed podcasts and delete them from my library once they have been played. Any ideas? |
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How about telling iTunes to sync e.g. the last ten unplayed podcasts?
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iMac 24", MBP 15", Phone 4, Pod 40 GB, Touch 16 GB, Shuffle 1 GB, aTV 2 |
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That would be okay, except when using large podcasts (HD) they take up tons of space. Which is what I am trying to prevent.
thanks for the suggestion though. |
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Just set itunes to "keep all unplayed episodes".
This should do exactly what you want, it will keep everything until you listen to each one. |
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@ milo
That is how I have it set now, and it keeps several podcasts in the library. |
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Also right click those podcasts and make sure they aren't set to be kept, iTunes allows different podcasts and episodes to have settings that exempt them from automatic deletion. |
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That's it. I always stop before the end. I rarely let it run until finished. Usually when I hear the closing music, I am on to another podcast.
thanks! |
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Glad that fixed it. I usually fast forward through the junk at the end instead of just skipping for this reason.
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Where do I find this setting for 'keep unplayed episodes'? My iTunes is still keeping stuff with a 1 playcount. Bit frustrating having to manually manage as I have so many.
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Click on Podcasts, then on the preference pane at the bottom left side of the iTunes window.
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iMac 24", MBP 15", Phone 4, Pod 40 GB, Touch 16 GB, Shuffle 1 GB, aTV 2 |
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Okay, so I had already discovered the Settings to change it to 'All Unplayed Tracks'. This unfortunately hasn't worked for me.
The podcast file is still staying on my hard drive, and yes, I have played it through until the very end. Any tips please? Cheers guys. |
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Weird, I actually searched google with the same problem and found this thread a few days ago.
As someone else said, settings, but you can also right click the podcast I think and select delete after listening, or something like that. |
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I listen to podcasts on my ipod mostly. How do I make itunes recognize that the podcasts have been listened to? After every sync it shows all podcasts as new, even the ones I've already listened to on my ipod.
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I've never gotten the automated stuff to work right. I just have the "play count" column viewable in iTunes, and manually delete ones I've listened to. It's workable for me. (And actually sort of good since sometimes I want to keep a podcast.)
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Figured out how to delete podcasts automatically
I was having this same problem and I finally figured it out.
Highlight the podcast, or podcasts you want iTunes to Autodelete. Right click and select "Allow Auto Delete". FINALLY |
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