I can delete them. I've 10.6.8. Maybe you've 10.8.x Paul Moortgat On 20 Sep 2013, at 23:19, Clifford Readout wrote: > Please forgive me for this cross-post. I sent it <iomug at yahoogroups.com>, > too. Word of this needs to get out. If enough people complain, Apple might > fix it. > > If you subscribe to many Podcasts I recommend you do NOT install the iTunes > 11.1 update. You will be sorry! > The iTunes engineers (and I have received communication from them) have > acknowledged this situation, and called it a 'feature"! You decide: > > When the update is completed, iTunes will now show EVERY ***available*** > episode of EVERY Podcast to which you are subscribed. It does not matter if > you had downloaded them, listened/watched them and deleted them. This totals > more than 1300 items in the Podcasts to which I am subscribed. (Yes, more > than one thousand three hundred!) > > BUT, even worse, you cannot delete any of them without (supposedly) > downloading them again and listening/watching them all again. Then, > supposedly, you will be allowed to delete the files. My experience > indicates that it will not work every time. I have downloaded many, > listened to them, and not been able to get them deleted. It has worked for > fewer than one item in five. > > Imagine getting to scroll through a list of five hundred lines of Podcast > items that you do not want to get to the one you wanted to keep. > > Oh, hear this, too: If you unsubscribe from a Podcast, all those items do > disappear...until you resubscribe. Then, there they are, back again, > impossible to delete without unsubscribing. > > Another "feature" that makes life miserable for iTunes users. > > Who can recommend an alternative. Is it possible to go back to the earlier > version of iTunes? My iTunes library is now more than 950 GB (Yes, GB, not > MB), and most of the files are important. I would need to import them into > the replacement. > > > > _______________________________________________ > X4U mailing list > X4U at listserver.themacintoshguy.com > http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/x4u