Why am I getting a popup window asking me to login to mevio?

I'm not sure they've been making any lately, but they've certainly acted as a gateway to those produced by others. That gateway has been closed which has caused the current issue. Your "The Art of Photography" podcast is alive and well at the following feed address:

http://s3.amazonaws.com/Public-Broadcast/aop-itunes.xml

You can use File > Subscribe to Podcast and paste in the URL, or track down the podcast in the iTunes Store and subscribe from there:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-art-of-photography/id294540619?mt=2&ign- mpt=uo%3D4

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This was the same thing that was making the Mevio pop up to occur. Once holding down shift on restart it allowed me to click cancel and then delete The Art of Photography. Thanks all ^ for the help.

Tried holding down shift while I opened Itunes, still locked up on me.

I found three that prompted to use a mevio.com password when I unsubbed from them:

• Old Time Radio Mysteries
• Old Time Radio Suspense
• Old Time Radio Thrillers

I deleted the 'Art of Photography' podcast, but got the same log-in pop-up. Found out that 'The Art of Code' is done by the same guy (Ted Forbes). So that may be another reason for the request to log-in.

Thanks! Unsubscribing from Old Time Radio Comedy seemed to fix the problem for me.

I have dozens of podcasts and didn't know which one was causing the problem that started on June 9. After right-clicking on each podcast folder and selecting "Show description," I located the one using a mevio.com feed. It was an anime video podcast my daughter subscribed to a couple of years ago. Unsubscribing didn't get rid of the pop-up, but deleting the podcast did.

I had the same issue in Windows Vista. I noticed exclamation points next to problematic podcasts and just deleted those. It seems to have worked.

There's a very simple and clean solution to this problem.

1) In iTunes, export your podcast subscriptions to OPML:

a) View Podcasts in "List" mode

b) FIle | Library | Export playlist

2) Load the resulting Podcasts.opml file (an XML file) into a text editor.

3) In the text editor, search the file for "mevio".

4) In iTunes, delete/unsubscribe any podcast associated with mevio.com..

for me it was all of the old podcasts that G4TV used to have, Like AOTS and Around The Net

I found out which podcast was doing it for me, it was THE NOT JUST NEW MOVIES podcast.

It seems to be the 'Old Time' podcasts that were Mevios. I deleted them and I haven't had Mevio asking me to log on again.

Also having this problem.
It was letting me in for a while and I thought I had deleted the offending podcasts, but now it is locking me out completely from iTunes. I have tried every variation on holding down shift and control keys to no avail. I deleted podcast subscriptions that I suspected through my iPad podcast app, where I was able to get in despite getting the message there too, and still cant get in to iTunes on my desktop. I have deleted and reloaded iTunes, but mevio.com continues to block me from having any access to iTunes whatsoever.
Not only can I not get into the store or my music collection, I can't sync or back up any of my Apple devices or calendars.

All of my Apple stuff is becoming useless. Mevio.com is wiping it out.

Even after I unsubbed from the mevio podcasts, I was still getting the popup asking for the mevio password. I didn't want to delete the podcast, since there were still some I haven't listened to. I found you still need to go into the settings for the podcast and select Downloads > "Off".

If you're having trouble launching the iTunes library, it might be because iTunes can't find it. Hold down the "Option" key when you launch iTunes, then point to where your iTunes Media folder is located on your hard drive.