your hosting provider might put a limit on your account
first try a smaller file of about 100k or less
if that works you should contact them about streaming media files
If you download one of those MP3s and then open it in a text editor, you will see it’s not an actual MP3 file but a HTML file, so it’s an actual page.
But, since the extension is .MP3, it will not show in your browser but download to your computer.
The “Download” link points to (for example): http://www.newliferadio.it/?podcast_episode=http://www.newliferadio.it/pod/benessere%20evolutivo/P%2037%20Benessere%20Evolutivo%20-%20%20Sessualita.mp3 (which is wrong)
But it should be just http://www.newliferadio.it/pod/benessere%20evolutivo/P%2037%20Benessere%20Evolutivo%20-%20%20Sessualita.mp3 (which is the actual MP3 file)
but it is a problem that I can fix myself or the plugin developer can help me to solve?
Are you using any podcasting plugins like this. If your are double checking the plugin settings would fix the issues of that wrong url showing up in your podcast downloads.
we have tha site in a sub-folder called wordpress
is that the problem? haw can I modify the link? where does it take the “podcast_episode” ? (in the url)
we have tha site in a sub-folder called wordpress
is that the problem? haw can I modify the link? where does it take the “podcast_episode” ? (in the url)
I wonder if its a MIME type configuration issue on the server? Check with your host.
It’s not a MIME type configuration. It’s because the file is an HTML file but with an MP3 extension.
I’m not familiar with the plugin you use for your podcast downloads, but in general, the current “Download” link should just point to the MP3 file.
