> I have SmartCast configured to pick up audio files only from my Tumblr
> blog. Each blog contains a Flash media player and a link to an MP3
> (for FeedBurner's sake). Everything up until a few recent episodes has
> worked correctly, however, now SmartCast is picking up the Flash media
> player as the media enclosure instead of the MP3 file. Of course, this
> breaks iTunes.

> This is what it is picking up:
> Yay! Media enclosure created for: swf/audio_player_black.swf?
> audio_file=http://www.tumblr.com/audio_file/17430014998/
> tumblr_lz8lrfO7Wc1r1flql&color=FFFFFF

> Instead of the MP3 embedded in the post.

> This looks like a bug to me as I have changed nothing on my side.
> Please fix the bug. Or better yet, make the SmartCast more
> configurable (allow us to specify a file extension or choose
> specifically which media enclosure we'd like in the XML).

> I fixed the problem myself by using Yahoo Pipes to remove the <embed>
> tags for Tumblr's Flash audio player. This will stop FeedBurner from
> occasionally mistaking a Flash audio player for an audio file.

> If anybody wants to know how to do this, let me know. Otherwise, your
> grey hair count may double before you actually get a response from
> FeedBurner staff/devs.

> On Feb 11, 5:06 pm, astralbating wrote:

> > I have SmartCast configured to pick up audio files only from my Tumblr
> > blog. Each blog contains a Flash media player and a link to an MP3
> > (for FeedBurner's sake). Everything up until a few recent episodes has
> > worked correctly, however, now SmartCast is picking up the Flash media
> > player as the media enclosure instead of the MP3 file. Of course, this
> > breaks iTunes.

> > This is what it is picking up:
> > Yay! Media enclosure created for: swf/audio_player_black.swf?
> > audio_file=http://www.tumblr.com/audio_file/17430014998/
> > tumblr_lz8lrfO7Wc1r1flql&color=FFFFFF

> > Instead of the MP3 embedded in the post.

> > This looks like a bug to me as I have changed nothing on my side.
> > Please fix the bug. Or better yet, make the SmartCast more
> > configurable (allow us to specify a file extension or choose
> > specifically which media enclosure we'd like in the XML).