Welcome to the Greg and Dan Audio IPOD page. Below we have posted past show segments that we thought you might want to hear again. Thanks!
THE INSTUCTIONS:
There are several ways to podcast. We’ll show you the easiest way to configure the service.
1. Download Apple’s iTunes Software
Download Apple’s iTunes software. You don’t need to own an Apple computer or their iPod player. The software is free. We suggest you go download the software by clicking on the link below and then returning to this page when you have completed the installation.
Download iTunes 7.2 here.
2. Select Your Feeds (Programs You Want To Listen To)
The free iTunes software should now be installed on your computer. With that assumption in mind, select the feeds (programs) you want to listen to. A list of the podcast feeds that 1470 WMBD offers is at the bottom of the page.
3. Copy The Feed Link
Put your mouse cursor over the “XML” button of the feed you want. Right click your mouse. Choose “copy shortcut” or “copy link” from the menu that pops up.
4. Subscribe in iTunes
Now, open up the iTunes software. You will see several items in a menu at the top of the screen, such as “File, Edit, Controls, etc.” Click on the “Advanced” pull-down menu. Click on “Subscribe To Podcast.”
The “Subscribe To Podcast” box will then appear. Right click your mouse while holding the pointer over that box. Select “Paste.” You should now see some text in the box. It should look something like this, “http…//jmpradio.com/bods/ml/ml.xml.”
If you do not see that text go back to this page and repeat steps 3 and 4.
If the text was copied then click on OK.
5. Download Programs
Now, prepare to receive your audio downloads. You need to know the feeds or programs you’ve subscribed to will only download when your iTunes software is running. In other words, if you’ve subscribed to the Greg & Dan podcast, the download won’t take place until the iTunes software has been opened.
If you have an iPod, iTunes will not only download the program, but it will also place it on your iPod the next time you sync up your iPod with your computer
