SuperPodder gives you the possibility to specify the saving directory where the history files are stored (in order to prevent duplicate downloads) and pick the download and feed folders. In addition, you may easily start or stop the downloading process, and check out a log which includes information about your actions and possible errors. There’s support for a help manual that shows a brief description of the program’s capabilities. SuperPodder sports a clean and simple layout that hides only a few configuration settings under the hood. This is a Java-based utility so you need to previously install the environment on your computer in order to make it work properly. The audio feeds can be managed from a simple-XML based file which can be altered using your dedicated editor. If I wasn't in such a hurry, I'd just keep messing with it until I got it, but sometimes it's easier to use others knowledge.SuperPodder is a lightweight Windows application designed specifically for helping you download feeds using straightforward actions.
Last, this will be my first attempt at osx86, but I'm very familiar with computers, so no need to talk down. So, my questions are these- Is it even possible to set up a hack this way? And if so, how do I need to configure my iPod to get it to work? Thanks, and, sorry if this has been posted, but as I said.with search down and over 200 pages in this particular section of the forum (and Google being rather unhelpful), I'm at a loss. However, when I try to boot it using my PC, it comes up with an error, and says something about there being no boot media there. It appears in the boot menue on my real macs. So, like I've done in the past (with real macs), I used my Macbook to restore the Leo4All image to my iPod using Disk Utility. My rig doesn't have a DVD reader (it's busted). Sorry if this has been covered before, but after slagging through the latest 50 pages and not finding anything, I decided I would just post.
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