I am currently using the audio.module to get audio on the page and the taxonomy.module to filter the pages to a feed. Howerver, I can't seem to see or know how to edit(or include) the itunes tags for the rss feed. any tips as to how to get around this?

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crbassett’s picture

The latest audio module seems to have an iTunes module in the contrib folder now. That is the 5.0-1.0 version. I haven't had a chance to test it out yet, but you might give it a try.

What you could do alternatively is set up a Feedburner account and have it work off your taxonomy feed and have it output a nice iTunes friendly feed. You could also accomplish this with the views.module as well, having it create a feed of your audio files, and then having Feedburner take that and convert it to a nice iTunes feed. That is what I am currently in the process of doing for my podcasts. I am moving away from the Drupal-created feed and relying on Feedburner, since I think that it will provide a more reliable feed in the long run.

Hope that my little bit of experience helps.

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Ricco’s picture

I just installed the audio module, and am trying to create an iTunes RSS feed from a audio content type. I have used the audio view to try to create the feed, and have changed to iTunes feed were able.

I get a valid feed, but the problem is that the enclosue and GUI address in the RSS feed are;
http://mysite.com/audio/download/407/audiofile.mp3

And the iTunes subscription craps out. If I change the URL to;
http://myside.com/files/audio/audiofile.mp3

The iTunes subscription will work.

The RSS will work via a browser, but iTunes cannot make sense of it. If I go in and change the URL from the two references above to the second URL, then the feed will work. I have tried both HTTP and private file storing, and I just can't figure out what I am doing wrong. Am I using a wrong field in the fields in the view? Any help would be appreciated

Cheers! Ricco