| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| #1propaneFeb 09, 2009 3:14:52 | It gives an error message that the "Dungeons & Dragons Podcast does not seem to be a valid URL." I haven't changed any settings since I downloaded other D&D podcasts via iTunes. =( |
| #2hduykerFeb 09, 2009 4:41:30 | The RSS feed XML file has an error in the latest entry. The title says "February 08, 2009: D&D XP/Open Grave" In XML, "&" is a special character, so it should be "February 08, 2009: D&D XP/Open Grave" (the other bits seem to be fine, they do use the & codes where needed) Hope you can fix this soon ! |
| #3DukeLukeofSevFeb 09, 2009 19:03:33 | Will they ever fix it? I can't download anything new! |
| #4alretheFeb 10, 2009 8:38:52 | Busted for Zune as well. Which is to expected as it uses the same rss feed. Another problem I have is that they don't seem to enter the dates right. I have a ton of podcasts listed from something like 8/10/2008. A bit annoying. They put all this effort into making a podcast then fail to deliver it successfully. If we can't download the podcasts then some executive/manager will say. "Look at the numbers. Nobody wants your podcast so lets not spend any more money on it." I enjoy the podcasts and would like more of them. |
| #5servoskull_dupFeb 10, 2009 8:41:43 | This will no doubt be fixed for the current episodes. I'm not so sure about older episodes. I still can't download episode 4 ("Adventures") or 7 ("The Nine Hells") in iTunes. I've reported both errors (err = 404), in iTunes and in the forums several weeks ago. ![]() |
| #6algedonicFeb 18, 2009 13:17:01 | Sadly, the current podcast for PennyArcade ends mid-sentence. Maybe they should give Mearles a contract just so he can teach the mysteries of the functional podcast? |