On a related note, whenever I download podcasts from their respective
websites--for either later listening or if I listen right when iTunes opens up
after said podcast episode has downloaded--a rather interesting thing has been
happening lately. Awhile back I downloaded an album for free from another
website, and I listened to it the entire way through. I loved it, but it seems
I still get a song or two from this album even though I have deleted it and
removed it from the trash. What happens is that the podcast episode will play
just fine, but immediately after that a song comes on.
Jake
On Jun 25, 2014, at 7:31 PM, Eric Caron <eric_ca...@mac-access.net> wrote:
Hi listers,
I have the newest iTunes. I'm stumped as to how to delete podcast
episodes. When I navigate to the episodes table, and try to press delete,
nothing happens. I believe I used to have to do command delete, but still
nothing happens. I tried to context menu to try to find a delete option, I
found all kinds of options, but no delete. Can someone tell me how to delete
these episodes that are cluttering up my computer?
Eric Caron
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