I am trying to download my iTune podcasts to an iPad. I keep getting an "unknown error OxE800003D" No one knows what that means. Took my iPad into Best Buy, an Apple store, and young man worked on iPad with me, wrote instructions down, and it still won't transfer. What is this error message and what does it mean. I am ready to throw this iPad in the garbage...after I smash it to pieces! I hate the damn thing already! Thanks in advance.
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twerppoet
iPad Fan
What podcast app are you using in the iPad? Podcasts no longer play in iTunes (now Music) on the iPad.
Apple’s podcast app is called Podcasts (of course). There are several others.
If you are using Apple’s podcast app, how are you trying to download them. In the podcast app, or through the computer?
Apple’s podcast app is called Podcasts (of course). There are several others.
If you are using Apple’s podcast app, how are you trying to download them. In the podcast app, or through the computer?
I get the error message before I can do anything and I can't continue. I am really sick of this after spending 30 minutes with an "expert" at Best Buy today. No one knows what the error message "unknown error OxE80002D" means. I am getting really angry at Apple for not knowing their stuff.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
I’m sorry, but I still don’t know what it is you are trying to do when you get the error code; from a computer, from the Podcast app, or whatever.
All said, I’m not an expert, so I probably won’t be able to help either, but I need a detailed explanation of the steps you are taking on what device and using what app(s). There a several ways you could be attempting to download podcasts, and until I know what method you are using, I can’t even guess what might be going wrong.
I don’t know, or particularly care about what most error messages mean. Much of the time the explanatory text (if you can find it) is obscure, meaningless to anyone who didn’t write it. I care about what you are doing, so that I can guess at the things the can go wrong. Often the fix has nothing to do with the error message anyway. It usually just ‘do this instead’.
Most of the time, I don’t even try to download podcasts outside the app I’m going to use to listen to them. Even when switching apps, I usually configure the new app to subscribe to the podcast or download the episodes from the source again. The only time I’d try to copy a podcast from one app/device to another is if it was no longer available online.
All said, I’m not an expert, so I probably won’t be able to help either, but I need a detailed explanation of the steps you are taking on what device and using what app(s). There a several ways you could be attempting to download podcasts, and until I know what method you are using, I can’t even guess what might be going wrong.
I don’t know, or particularly care about what most error messages mean. Much of the time the explanatory text (if you can find it) is obscure, meaningless to anyone who didn’t write it. I care about what you are doing, so that I can guess at the things the can go wrong. Often the fix has nothing to do with the error message anyway. It usually just ‘do this instead’.
Most of the time, I don’t even try to download podcasts outside the app I’m going to use to listen to them. Even when switching apps, I usually configure the new app to subscribe to the podcast or download the episodes from the source again. The only time I’d try to copy a podcast from one app/device to another is if it was no longer available online.
I'm sorry if I'm not explaining this well. I am trying to move my iTunes podcasts from my PC to my iPad. On my PC I am getting the error message OxE80002D and I can't do anything at all. No one seems to know what that message is. I hate this iPad, rue the day I bought it and would love to smash it to pieces. No one at Apple or Best Buy knows haw to fix it either. Isn't that lovely? I haven't even finished paying off the iPad. Of course there are NO instructions on how to use an iPad. I am very frustrated with all of this and am too old to put up with it. Several hundred dollars for crap. IMO.
Here's where you go to get the official user guide for your iPad. Apple - Support - Manuals
BTW, is there any reason why you just can't download the podcasts directly to your iPad from the iTunes Store?
BTW, is there any reason why you just can't download the podcasts directly to your iPad from the iTunes Store?
You can’t download YouTube videos unless you have a YouTube Premium subscription.
As to finding your podcasts, use the search function in the iTunes app on your iPad. Enter the name of the podcast and see if it shows up. If it does you can download any or all of the episodes at no cost.
As to finding your podcasts, use the search function in the iTunes app on your iPad. Enter the name of the podcast and see if it shows up. If it does you can download any or all of the episodes at no cost.
PrismStudios
iPF Novice
NO! don`t abuse a defenseless iPad! I`ve declared mine as my "baby". so that hurt! Yes, you can download YouTube on an iPad (I have it). The error code in question is on your PC,Is it a Windows PC? Then it is a Microsoft issue.IMHO. What model iPad is it? There is a podcast app, with it`s own icon already on your iPad, you can access your content there. If your PC is running Windows 10, it may be a problem. Win 10 and iOS don`t play well together. I have been trying to get icloud for Windows to upload on my stupid HP notebook, which WILL NOT verify the installation package! Yes, I talked one on one with a stubborn, and awesome higher tier Apple tech(for about 3 hours, and giving her remote access). We concluded it was a MS issue. MS has no customer support, so I just use the web version, and stick with my well loved Win8.1 desktop. I also found this, maybe it`ll help.. SOLVED: Error 0xe8000003 on iTunes when connecting iPod/iPad/iPhone - Appuals.com
PrismStudios
iPF Novice
Just a thought.... Can you put your downloaded podcasts on your icloud drive? They`d be on both platforms that way using icloud.com.I don`t download podcasts, I only listen to them on my iPad, or occasionally via another service on my desktop.
twerppoet
iPad Fan
Rather than use the iTunes Store to search for and add podcasts, it’s better to use the Apple Podcast app, or some other podcast app. I like Overcast. Search for and subscribe to your favorite podcasts in the app you choose. Almost all of them access the same iTunes library of podcasts, plus the ability to subscribe to podcasts outside the iTunes library.
Those, and many other podcast apps are available on the App Store. Some have computer (Windows or MacOS) companions apps that will remain synced across devices. The two I’ve mentioned only sync between iOS devices, though Overcast does have a simple webpage player if you create an account.
Apple Podcasts
Overcast
Also, many of the podcasts have import and export options for when you decide to change apps. They don’t copy actual podcasts, but rather your subscription list.
Not many people still use iTunes on a computer to sync content. I once used iTunes extensively, and knew it inside out. It’s been several years since then, and I no longer have iTunes installed on a computer.
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