Download all audio lessons at once?

[golwalkar]

Is it possible to download all audio lessons at once, may be in zipped format or somthing? It's really pain to go and download a single lesson at a time.

[Snowfall]

Not sure if this is exactly what you mean, but, as a Premium Member, I was able to get all the past lessons, dating back to December 2005. Once I was able to make peace between JPod and ITunes (long story ), I was given the option to "Get All", meaning everything (and I mean everything) began loading onto my ITunes.

It was over 1,000 items (if you include all the PDFs, etc).

My biggest problem then was trying to figure out how to stop all the downloads. I finally figured it out. Now, I get the newest, most up-to-date items immediately and I can go back and download the past lessons in order as I need them.

Long story short, perhaps you have to be a Premium Member in order to do what you're trying to do?

[golwalkar]

Please pardon my ignorance but following that procedure did you get audios in mp3 format? Because ultimately I won't be using iTunes to play those but just create a CD and listen in my car.

[Snowfall]

Hmmmm sorry, that's beyond the scope of what I know about how JPod works. I just get it onto ITunes and from there, onto my IPod. Wish I could be of more help.

[kc8ufv]

As soon as I put the feed in Juice, everything started pouring in. I'm having issues getting it to only keep the recent stuff.

For the public (audio only) feed, put http://www.japanesepod101.com/feed_pvc.xml in for the url.

For the premium feed (everything), put http://www.japanesepod101.com/premium_feed/feed.xml in for the URL, and you must go to authentication screen and enter your username and password.

The Englishpod101 public feed is at http://www.englishpod101.com/feed.xml, if you want to include that as well.

I don't touch iTunes.

[screeech]

If I use Itunes and "get all" on a basic subscription feed, how much space will it take up? Are we talking like one or two gigabytes?

[Jason]

If I use Itunes and "get all" on a basic subscription feed, how much space will it take up? Are we talking like one or two gigabytes?

Yes, it will. My JPod collection takes up close to 4GB and that's without a lot of the beginner and newbie lessons. Remember you're talking about downloading a back catalogue of about 2 years worth of material.

And yes, all of the audio files are standard mp3s that should play on just about anything.