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Around Lima, surfing is very much a part of its culture. The city hosted the World Championships in 1965 when local Felipe Pomar was crowned champion. Lima is also home to 2004 Women's World Champion Sofia Mulanovich. There is a daily surfing show on TV, Peru has its own surf industry and around Lima line-ups are packed with talented surfers. There is evidence that Peruvians were taking to the waves as early as 1909 on rudimentary boards. However, it was Carlos Dogney, a globetrotting playboy who learnt to surf in Hawaii that introduced modern surfboards in 1937.
Peru is still a developing country and surfing among Peruvians outside of Lima is still very much at a fledgling stage. There is over 2500 km of desert coastline to explore. Most of which is sparsely populated. Empty lineups are common and with large areas of almost inaccessible coastline, discoveries are still waiting to be surfed. The north of the country is the area most frequented by surfers and for a good reason, the climate is pleasant and the waves are regularly perfect. So, that is where we went in search of Peruvian long lined-up lefts.
After hours of negotiating Lima's hair raising city traffic, we found ourselves travelling through Peru's desert coast. Large sand dunes roll inland until they reach the green Andes Mountains which rise up only a short distance from the coast. Rivers flowing down from the mountains create oasis like valleys that intermittently cut there way across the desert to the Pacific Ocean. These valleys create rich agricultural land so Peruvian markets are packed full of amazing fruit and vegetables.
To get to this spot Alberto pulled off the Pan American highway straight into a dried out river bed that lead down to a series of dirt tracks before we arrived at a basic fishing camp in a remote bay. The spot is called Bermejo, which in Spanish means reddish and this name comes from the reddish sand here. Even though it was only head high, the waves were fun. Like a California pointbreak going the wrong way and with no one out.
Bermejo desert backdrop
A few fishermen live in some run down shacks on the beach at Bermejo. They have a couple of boats but also go fishing in blown up HGV tyre inner tubes wearing diving wetsuits and propel themselves along with diving fins. It seems that they can fish nearer to the rocks around the headland this way without risking the boats. They then fin back around the headland before catching a wave to the beach from the point. The fishing is good as the ocean teams with sea life that is fed by the cold but nutrient rich Humboldt Current. It's not just the fishermen who like to live from the ocean here, but also huge Pelicans and other seabirds that swoop down across the bay all day long.
Bermejo is a well known spot in Peru and sucks in a lot of swell but crowds seem rare due to its remote location. We were lucky to surf here just the three of us with fun head high conditions. You can't tell in this photo but you actually take off behind the rocks at the end of the point and it is easier to run around the beach than paddle against the typical Peruvian pointbreak current.
In-between the Northern region of pointbreaks and Lima there are a couple of known waves like Bermejo which break virtually daily with no one out. There are also many other areas of Peru where a sense of adventure, a 4wd and some camping equipment could lead to finding lonesome waves.
A local fisherman in Punta Huanchaco paddles out on his caballito de totora. These wave riding reed boats have been used in Peru for over three thousand years for fishing. Being able to ride waves back to shore was a necessity for the early fisherman due to size and consistency of waves on the coast here. Some historians argue these are were the world's first surf craft. In 2012, Save the Waves Coalition approved Punta Huanchaco as a World Surfing Reserve due to its ancient wave riding culture.
Punta Huanchaco is one of those beach resorts that wears many hats. It is also one of the only places on the North Coast that has more going on than just surfing. It is a holiday and weekend getaway place for Peruvians from Trujillo and further a field. A stop-off spot for backpackers wanting a bit of beach time or try out surfing and it has some pretty fun waves on its long consistent but sectioning left point. There's good accommodation, and plenty of nice places to eat and drink. So, it is good place to stop when the swell isn't quite lighting up other spots. It is also the home to the Peruvian leg of the Longboard World Tour Qualifying Series and a strong surfing community. In addition there are a lot of historical sites to visit nearby. Like the remains of the ancient Chimu city of Chan Chan or the Moches temples of Huaca de la Luna Y Sol.
Punta Huanchaco left.
Early morning glass at Chicama...
The story goes that Hawaiian surfer Chuck Shipman was the first surfer to spot the waves of Chicama from the window of a plane as he flew home from the 1965 World Surfing Championships that had just held at Punta Rocas, Lima. Shipman identified three possible locations and he encouraged his Peruvian friends to explore the Northern region of Peru for the wave he had spotted. After a few attempts to find the spot, Peruvians Miro Quesada, Oscar "Chino" Malpartida and Carlos Barreda eventually found it a couple of years later.
There is evidence though that other surfers may have ridden the surf at Chicama long before. Casa Grande is Peru's largest sugar plantation and is located in the Chicama River Valley. A Peruvian surfer recently visiting old warehouses in Casa Grande found several wooden surfboards that appear to date from the 1930s or earlier. This suggests that sugar plantation managers or researchers from Hawaii had visited or worked at Casa Grande during the 1920s or 1930s, and built the surfboards to ride Chicama.
Chicama racetrack at the start of the section called El Pointe.
The afternoon mist approaches over the cliffs.
A lucky surfer heads towards the hollow El Hombre section.
Chicama actually is made up of three separate point breaks but this section, El Pointe, is consistently the best shaped and when working properly will give rides of over one km; even when only head high. When conditions are right El Pointe can connect with the faster hollower El Hombre section before a final run to the pier. That would give a ride of 2.6 km. We had good overhead conditions and it was possible to make it into the El Hombre section on the right wave but the wave would close out long before the pier but still giving rides over a km. Is it the longest wave in the world? I don't know the answer but they were longest waves I have ever surfed and they turned my legs to jelly
Chicama can be crowded but the wave is so long it can absorb many surfers. There were a couple of boats driving people back up the point, which was at times annoying, but it was always possible to catch waves. The current constantly pulled people down the point, long rides spread people out further and it's possible to take off in a number of places and catch multiple waves down the point. All easing pressure in the lineup. The debate about boats at the point will go on for years. At the end of the day Puerto Chicama is a poor town and the locals have to exploit whatever resources they have, even the waves.
After a good ride walking up the point is the only option. Due not only the length of ride but also the strength of the current. Once in the lineup you can never stop paddling otherwise you will just be swept down the point.
Empty barrel in the El Hombre section.
Sunset session....
Pacasmayo town was an important seaport when its pier was built circa 1860, with fishing and agriculture its main economy. Today, it is a tired old town of decaying colonial buildings that give it a rustic charm. People are friendly; it has a nice square and a nostalgic promenade. Most importantly it has a long and powerful left point that is always bigger than Chicama and often referred to as Chicama's big brother.
Many locals live a simple life among the skeletons of Pacasmayo's prosperous past.
Photography wise Pacasmayo drove Alexa crazy. As the beach is pretty bleak and good surf always came with bad light. The point did deliver the goods though and we had long strong waves measured in hundreds of metres. The quality of the wave is comparable to world class points like Lennox Head or Jeffery's Bay but far less crowded. It is said that Pacasmayo can hold huge double overhead plus waves. Under these conditions huge walls of white water will chase you across the points long walls in a down the line race from the El Faro lighthouse to the pier in town, a distance over two kilometres.
Business as usual at Pacasmayo Pier.
Every night a crew of local kids came and surfed a beach break peak next to the pier. Anything went with these groms. With or without wetsuit, bodyboard, shortboard or even half a broken board. They dropped in each other, crashed into each other and frothed over every wave. A few were starting to get quite good and rest assured these kids will one day inherit El Faro point and it's long grinding walls.
Pacasmayo is pretty rough around the edges and this side street seems the most unlikely place to find a good surf camp, but there is. The camp is called Los Faroles and is run by a local family who go out of their way to make sure everyone who stays there is well looked after.
Religion and tradition is very important to many Peruvians and the countryside is dotted with similar monuments.
PERU is a country rich in culture, history and waves. The Incas created one of the greatest and complex empires the world has ever seen, leaving the world one of its greatest archeological sites, Machu Picchu. It was in Peru at Cabo Blanco where Hemmingway found inspiration for his Pulitzer Prize winning novel The Old Man and the Sea. There is evidence that the world's first wave riding was in Peru and in surfing, Peru, is most famous for having the longest wave in the world at Puerto Chicama.
Yet, Chicama is just the tip of the iceberg. The whole coastline of Peru is littered with an uncountable number of long left hand point breaks. Besides all these point breaks the geography of the coast also creates a multitude of rock shelf reefs. All these perfect setups are fed a constant supply of swell, which travel uninterrupted from Antarctica, arriving on the shores of Peru with size and power comparable to anywhere. Big waves, big barrels or long walls, Peru seems to have it all, but a combination of barren scenery and poor photography light seems to have kept Peru off the surf travel "A-list".
Our guide for the trip was Alberto from surfperutravel.com, a Lima local and lifelong Peruvian surfer. His local knowledge ensured we had a smooth trip, scored great waves and always had what we needed. When you are measuring your trip in weeks, local knowledge is priceless.
Words by Mark Sankey
Photography by Alexa Poppe
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thebadtrojan said 62 weeks agoWhy is the Enterprise D crew on the Enterprise A? Makes no sense.
TragicToast said 62 weeks agoLegend of Zelda side art? Please?
FrydaW said 62 weeks agoWhere are the silhouettes of female officers.
LeftSeat said 62 weeks ago
said: Why is the Enterprise D crew on the Enterprise A? Makes no sense.
I have to agree, this image just doesn't make any sense and I would like to add another Star Trek shirt to rotation but having to explain why it's like that is quite off-putting.
TemplarSora said 62 weeks ago
said: Why is the Enterprise D crew on the Enterprise A? Makes no sense.
Yeah...at first I was like "yay!" and then I realized the two different Treks and...yeah...I'm sad now. Totally would have bought if either Ent-A or Ent-D, but not combining both of them...Neat concept though.
robert0 said 62 weeks agoGreat concept, but wrong crew and bridge. If those were the outlines of the crew in ST II: TWoK with the respective bridge layout I'd buy it in an instant.
LeftSeat said 62 weeks ago
said: Where are the silhouettes of female officers.
Tasha Yar is in the back there to the right of Worf.
dryrot said 62 weeks agogreat idea, but poor execution. this is a big oversight mixing the crew and ship up like that, if they fix it with the right crew to ship (either classic or NG), i would bite.
justindbrock said 62 weeks agoI was about to add to cart but suddenly got really confused. Was an instabuy until I saw it was the Next Generation crew. Needs to be Galaxy class or have the original crew.
Aeroflux said 62 weeks agoOh my god...that Zelda side art is must-have. And like the above, would totally buy this shirt if the crew matched the ship.
jeniwarrior said 62 weeks agoI have been a Trek fan for 34 years- since I was 3. The MP was my first movie in a theater and Spock has been the love of my life since then. This combo of new and old is great. The composition is beautiful. Whiners are gonna whine, but please keep the art coming WhiteBison! I got the news I have breast cancer today- and this shirt made me really, really happy. Thank you! and I hope all the side art gets printed and I didn't miss any already.
endorphinaddict said 62 weeks agoi cant believe ppl arent gonna buy it cuz its a MashedPotato of old and new, if i were a trek fan i might get it (both the shirt and the concept of not buying it)
but seriously zelda side art is excellent please print this next
mrniko said 62 weeks agoSuch a shame that you put the D crew on an A, and you guys didn't even think to put it in red? Gonna pass...
LTWeezie said 62 weeks agoFor myself and many,many other ST fans, there is only one---the original Enterprise and the original crew. I can make the observation from a unique viewpoint since I really AM an Enterprise crewperson. I worked in STAR TREK: TMP as a science department officer and also have visited the set of the original series. The STAR TREK we are presented with today is a Dr. Who/BTTF/warp core breach/wormhole/alternate universe ST. ("Dang it, Scotty that flux capacitor in Engineering is causing all kinds of problems!") It's slick and pretty with lots of special effects, but doesn't have the same heart or spirit. If this artist does a similar shirt with the original crew and the original Enterprise (with the TMP refit), in blue, red, yellow, and green, I would purchase a boatload!
neat6347 said 62 weeks agoUhm. This is a bit like lopping off Picard's head and attaching it to Kirk's body.
daliadoll said 62 weeks agoI'm just going to chime in here that I'm buying the shirt even with the inconsistency.
It's rare to see a ST shirt that isn't "LOOK AT ME, I HAVE STAR TREK REFERENCES/BAD PUNS ACROSS MY CHEST"
Now, print a DS9 shirt and I will buy that too.
badwolf1013 said 62 weeks agoAesthetically pleasing but inexplicable transposition. Did you really think that your target market for this design would let such an anachronism pass? So close and yet so far.
Greenteagod said 62 weeks agoYou all sound like a bunch of sissy bajorians "Oh it was instabuy until I realized that I'm a wanker."
Badass shirt, I'm buying two just because of the rest of you jerks.
I hope he puts janeway on the ds9 for you all to really get some sand in your shorts.
Badkittycat said 62 weeks agoWould love a Star Trek shirt but this isn't it. P
piirtoeri said 62 weeks agoI'm pretty sure it's the legacy behind the Enterprise.
ULYXX said 62 weeks ago
Greenteagod said: You all sound like a bunch of sissy bajorians "Oh it was instabuy until I realized that I'm a wanker."
Badass shirt, I'm buying two just because of the rest of you jerks.
I hope he puts janeway on the ds9 for you all to really get some sand in your shorts.
This literally made me LOL. Id thumbs up if i could.
dirtbag said 62 weeks agoI love how nerdy the comments on this shirt are. Mostly because the difference between the crews and ships was the first thing I saw too.
paddywagon said 62 weeks agoWhats the sideart with the snake?
Tranx said 62 weeks agoThis is not the Enterprise-A its the Enterprise-E
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Apple Podcasts app review
Shortly after Apple unveiled iOS 6 at WWDC 2012, they released the standalone Podcasts app into the App Store. They've now updated it to support both iOS 6 features and the iPhone 5's taller screen. I originally intended to include all of this in my iOS 6 review but due to size and time constraints, I'm posting it separately, and belatedly.
Before the release of the dedicated Podcasts app, podcasts were downloaded via the iTunes app and could be played back in either the Music or Video app, depending on whether they were audio or video podcasts. That split, along with with the lack of any ability to subscribe to podcasts, made it a less than ideal experience, which numerous third party apps tried to solve).
Apple's attempt to solve it themselves is similar in structure to iBooks or Newsstand. It has a place to find your existing content and a place to get more content, in this case the Library and Catalog views. (Since podcasts are all free, it's not called a "Store" as it is in other, similar Apple apps, but it's functionally similar.)
The Library view organizes your shows in either a grid view, featuring album art, or a list view. To see the episodes of a particular podcast, tap it. There's pull-to-refresh support so you can check for new episodes at any point. From the episode view, you can tap an episode title to start streaming it immediately, the white downward arrow button to start downloading it (the 50MB limit applies if you're on cellular), or the the blue arrow button to get more information, including episode descriptions (which should include show notes, but since links don't function, they're essentially useless). You can also hit the share button to access the Share Sheet so you can Mail, Message, Twitter, Facebook, or Copy the podcast link.
Tap the podcast artwork or the arrow to the right of it to see options for that podcast. Options include the ability to toggle the podcast subscription on or off, auto-download on or off, the sort order (oldest or newest first), the play order (oldest or newest first). You can also mark all episodes as played or unplayed.
When an audio podcast episode is playing, you get full screen album art that, unlike the Music app, is properly centered. Tapping the list view button at the top right gives you a list of additional episodes, so you can easily switch between them. Tapping the album art, which replaces the list view button at the the top right, takes you back to the main player screen. This is pretty much the same behavior as the Music app, and the consistency is appreciated.
Basic controls are also consistent in behavior if not in look. In Podcasts the buttons are big, gray, industrial, and almost old-school looking. You have play/pause and skip back/forward, and if you hold down on skip back/forward, you get rewind and fast forward. There are also two new controls, a 15 second skip back and skip forward. They're useful if you missed something and want to quickly re-listen or re-watch it, or if you want to hurry through a segment you don't enjoy. De-emphasized beneath them are the volume scrubber and the AirPlay button (if an AirPlay device is detected).
Unlike the Music app, if you tap the album art you aren't taken to list view. Instead, the album art lifts up to reveal a heavily skeuomorphic options panel that fills much of the screen with an old-style reel-to-reel tape player. It also provides controls for sharing (with the same sheet as above), for listening speed (1/2x, 1x, 1 1/2x, 2x, and 3x), and a sleep timer (off, 5, 10, 15, 30, or 45 minutes, 1 hour, or when the current episode ends.) There's also a positional scrubber with a tiny red line indicating your current time index in the podcast. While the touch-point appears tiny, it works just like the positional scrubber in the Music app. You can also reveal the options screen by using the small "gripper" control at the bottom of the album art to pull it up. To return to the player screen, grab the gripper -- now at the top -- and pull it back down. Strangely, you can't tap the tape deck to pull it down the way you can tap the album art to pull it up. No consistency points there. (or fit and finish points.)
Also, even though Podcasts is an App Store app, it does seem to enjoy certain privileges not afforded other App Store podcast apps. Namely, Podcasts gets to use its special controls on the Lock screen and in the fast app switcher. Instead of the standard skip forward/back buttons, which annoying skip entire episodes for other players, the 15 second forward and backward buttons are presented instead. If other players do have access to the same controls, hopefully they'll implement them. If they don't, Apple should make them available so everything in the App Store stays as fair and functional as possible.
The video player interface is different than the audio player interface. Unlike the audio player, the video player isn't given the same character or style, and there's no skeuomorphism in sight. Instead, it's almost identical to how podcasts used to be played in the Videos app. It does add a playback speed button, however, but without the 3x option. There's a fullscreen/widescreen toggle, which is more important on previous 3:2 iPhones and iPods than it is on the 16:9 iPhone 5 or iPod touch 5. Also missing are the new 15 second back/forward buttons, and in their place the single, old 30 second back button. It's also the only part of the Podcast app that supports landscape orientation (though you can watch in portrait as well if you really want to).
Unlike iBooks or Newsstand, Podcasts also has a strange hybrid area that's in the Library section but provides Catalog content. It's called Top Stations and it's another way for Apple to display featured or recommended content, but using a radio dialer metaphor rather than the usual iTunes Store list display. It's accessed through a huge tap at the bottom of the screen, and given equal waiting to the podcast library itself, which is interesting.
At the top, you can toggle between audio and video podcasts. On the "tuner" band you have the basic iTunes podcast categories on top and under them, the sub categories. Under that you have large-sized album art for 5 shows, one on top of the other. Swiping horizontally moves you through sub-categories and then categories. Swiping vertically takes you through the recommended podcasts. Horizontal and vertical scrolling is independent, so if you swipe down to the fifth podcast in one category, you'll still be shown the first one if you swipe over to a different category. Tap the artwork and the latest episode will start to play. Otherwise, if you linger for a momentarily, an info icon will appear to the bottom right of it. Tap it and you'll get a list of episodes and a Subscribe button.
It's a visually dynamic way to suggest new shows, and a novel way to bring "Store/Catalog" content into the "Library" part of the app. It'll be interesting to see if we get analogs to this in iBooks and Newsstand (racks?), and the other player apps like Music and Videos.
The Catalog section is what used to be the Podcasts section in the old iTunes app, but all done up in the new iTunes app style. Tap the Catalog button and you get the iBook's style revolving door animation. Inside, there are tabs for Features, Audio, Video, Charts, and Search. If you tap Charts, you start off with an audio and a video chart combined on one page with horizontal scrolling, along with a Categories button at the top left to get more specific charts. If you you tap "See All >" you get a proper vertical list view of either audio or video podcasts. The Categories button, however, gets awkwardly re-prositioned next to the the back button for Charts, which squishes the screen title between it and Library (which sometimes appears and sometimes doesn't), and truncates it beyond the point of usefulness.
There's also a lack of consistency for audio icons, with the toggle using the fairly common speaker icon, and the tab bar using a chunkier, rounder speaker glyph, which is odd.
Search bifurcates between episodes and podcasts. The episode results page is the more chaotic of the two, presenting stacked vertical lists of 4 episodes each that you can scroll through horizontally, as well as a large set of album art for related podcasts that isn't vertically stacked but can also be horizontally scrolled. For the episodes, tapping on the downward arrow beside a specific episode starts it downloading that episode. Tapping on the album art or the episode title, or anything else for that matter, takes you to the podcast page. In the podcast results tab, you're simply given a list view of shows that match the search results. Tap on any one of the podcasts and you're taken to its information page.
On the individual podcast pages you get general information about the show, including the artist, rating, category, and can hit the Subscribe button to add it to your library. You also have tabs for the show's Details, which includes the description and episode lists, Reviews, which lets you Like a show via Facebook, along with the regular iTunes reviews, and Related, which shows you more podcasts from the same artist, and more podcasts in the same sub-category.
Of course, you can't subscribe to podcasts via RSS, or to any podcast outside of iTunes. This is still an Apple app, and still tied to the Apple ecosystem.
If you have more than one iOS device, iCloud support will sync your subscriptions between them, as well as maintain your last position.
Overall, the Podcasts app adds a lot of features that were sorely missing from Apple's original iTunes app podcast implementation. It isn't perfect, and indeed a lot users are finding it buggy and frustrating at times. Episodes mark themselves as unplayed. Interaction with iTunes on the desktop is unfinished to say the least. The Podcasts app is also plagued by a general bug in Apple's audio API that causes audio playback to re-start after using Siri or placing a call.
Hopefully Apple continues to polish and improve it, though given what's happened with the App Store app recently that's a double edged sword at best.
The feature Podcasts needs most now is background downloads. If Newsstand can fetch your periodicals every morning, Podcasts should be able to fetch your podcasts when you're plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi. However, Apple doesn't allow other App Store apps to do that, so either it would be an unfair competitive advantage, or Apple would finally have to make a background downloading API available to everyone. I've heard rumors of the latter, so lets hope it's coming, and sooner rather than iOS 7...
Power users may want to stick to a power client, of which the App Store has several, but for those who simply want to enjoy the occasional podcast, as well as iCloud sync and Apple-style integration, Podcasts is a great choice.
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I really want to like it. However, every couple of days, it'll randomly say I have dozens of unplayed podcasts, and I'll have to figure out which feeds it decided to tag as unread. That's a deal-breaker.
Is this only me it's happening to?
Correct me if i'm wrong, but you cannot add podcasts from outside the "Store"? I subscribe to a show that has a paid subscription. The "Power Apps" have the ability to subscribe and authenticate, but I haven't found it in the Podcasts app yet..
I just mentioned this to Rene earlier. I'll go from having 11 unplayed to something like 237 because one or more feeds decided they were all unplayed all of a sudden. It's infuriating.
Happens all the time. Drove me nuts, consumed precious time and ticked me off so much that I caved in and finally purchased Downcast which is great except the interface is a little crowded. Maybe Apple should have spent more time coding proper functionality and less time copying my father's reel-to-reel tape deck.
Same thing here, every frickin' day…! I actually like the app and have been using it from day one but this bug is driving me nuts…! >:(
Rene, as always, thanks for a very thorough review. However, at least to me, it still comes nowhere close to Downcast.
Its still a turd for trying to download 600 podcast sometimes video I can't believe hat it does not have any no use over cellular.
Thanks for the great review, and for the power client link.
One of the problems with the app is how slow it reacts when started. I'm usually on 3G, but it ofter takes 15-20 seconds even on WiFi before the interface will react to touch. And it does that without displaying a spinner! Then, when I select a podcast "album," it takes another 10 seconds or more after showing the player interface before reacting to any touch, again, without displaying a spinner. I have only 4 podcasts and I just download the first five episodes. The speed thing is annoying, but not showing a spinner even more so. Apple doesn't always follow its own interface guidelines...
Oh, and I'd also like to mention that it rarely remembers where I left off in a podcast. Perhaps this is because I use Siri and other audio apps like Pandora.
Something I've noticed is that the EQ doesn't seem to be applied to the podcasts app, which is not great when listening to music through headphones. Anyone else finding this?
Just a heads up for anyone interested. I just figured out last night that you can sync podcasts through iTunes now and they show up played unplaced in the podcasts app. I don't believe this used to be the case but this is a great substitution for the pesky cell data usage. The benifits of a dedicated app, the benifits of still syncing through iTunes. All win win at least until apple figures out the subscriptions in app, and all the pesky downloading issues.
Downcast skips forward and backward 30 seconds with the lock screen controls instead of going to the next item in the playlist.
I've been using the Podcasts app since it first came out and I've been pretty consistently disappointed in its "fit and finish." Crashing, "unplaying" podcasts, not syncing properly, and other bugs mentioned. None of these things ever seem to occur all at once - rather after another problem is fixed. I like the app fine enough when it mostly works, but there seem to be some quality control issues here.
This also doesn't support enhanced podcasts which I use for language learning. Until this feature is added, especially for the iPad, I'm staying with Downcast.
Podcasts. Is. Terrible. The Maps issue is getting a lot more press, but the Podcasts app is an absolute trainwreck.
I can't think of a single "sorely missing" feature it adds, but it makes the core experience of listening to and managing podcasts more difficult (count the number of taps it takes to select a podcast and download it, or to mark one as played/unplayed (vs just delete), in the music app in iOS5 vs the Podcasts app, or the amount of gestures to scrub), destroys the experience of managing your podcasts by killing playlists and making organization between your iPhone and your library less convenient -- that is, when your played/unplayed lists stay correct at all. But, at least in making the UI require more taps, they got to cram skeumorphic design in there, using a metaphor that nobody under 60 has ever seen.
Rene tweeted recently that good first party apps are key to showing people the power of your platform. If this is indicative of what Apple considers a good first-party app, the platform is headed for trouble.
Uninstall podcast app. Sync podcasts thru iTunes. Restart phone. Voila podcasts back in music app with enhanced support and playlist support. Crisis averted.
Doesn't work on the iPad. Just the iPhone. Apple removed enhanced podcast support for the iPad in iOS 5.
...except you can't update podcasts on-device anymore.
AMEN TO THIS! Download issues are my main pain point with the Podasts app.
"The feature Podcasts needs most now is background downloads. If Newsstand can fetch your periodicals every morning, Podcasts should be able to fetch your podcasts when you're plugged in and connected to Wi-Fi."
I could help noticing that most of the political podcasts are left wing biased. Apple continues to lead their flock.
Uh... no. Apple does not block podcasts due to politics.
This app is pure idiocy. I was fine and dandy with the Music app - and the worst part? I can no longer simply download podcasts away from my computer. Now it snidely tells me, "Nope. Must have Podcasts app."
Seriously? Apple?
Has any one else had these issues when ending a phone call the last unplayed podcast resumes you have to go into the app and turn it off, The other issue is sometimes i go to resume a partially played podcast and it wont let me resume. Any ideas how to fix this?
Had been using Apple's new podcast app for awhile even though I was a huge fan of another podcast app. I liked the way it looked and even liked the simple way it handled the content. It just wasn't past the "beta" stage. When I heard a program and had it set up for the next program when it was ready Apple's app just loaded every podcast of that program. I am hoping that I can return in the future and enjoy it without the flaws. In the meantime I have Downcast which works and is easy to use.
Why can't long podcast titles be seen? Scrolling seems not to occur in podcast app, so the end of a long title cannot be seen.
When viewing Video Podcasts using the Podcasts App I am finding that the Audio Controls are persistent when using AirPlay to external speakers. Is this a known bug?
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I am a Podcaster and for every episode/release I create ARTWORK for each one, I have recently up graded to ios6 and downloaded the Podcast APP, I am so annoyed that when playing back my podcast it DOES NOT show my ARTWORK, it just shows the artwork/picture that is assigned to my podcast name (not individual episodes), ios6 and itunes are always changing things, if it's not broke don't try to fix it, because your not making anything any better, JUST THE OPPOSITE!!
You can no longer rate podcast. This is major pain in the arse


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BLANDCorporatio wrote:I won't wade into the "is Sylvia sane" debate yet (take a guess what my stance is, both guesses are plausible). But give the gal some credit, she's doing -something- that is immediate and plot-moving.
As opposed to the bloody thinkamancers who I'm beginning to wish were in the Courtyard with Sylvia. Where she'd teach them the benefits of brevity and concision, in the short span before flames turn everyone to cinder.
A hearty second here.
Only thing that's kept me coming back for regular updates instead of waiting for the arc to be concluded has been the Archon battle and Sylvia. I know Parson and the thinkamancers talking at each other is plot-relevant and good character development and all, but it's just sucked all of the tension out of what was previously a very dynamic narrative.
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