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Podcasting Deux We're at Borders this afternoon, logged on with yet another T-Mobile HotSpot free trial. I must say that just about everything here is superior to Barnes & Noble - less crowded, better coffee (with free refills!), more comfortable and available seating. Of course, my B&N employee discount card doesn't do much good here... It seems that my post about podcasting has generated some follow-up questions. To explain further, I started by downloading free software called iPodder, which includes a directory of Podcasts that includes DNDS. Speaking of Dawn & Drew, Show #93 started off real raunchy, and was a bit too long/rambling for my tastes. I need to look for some podcasters who are all about brevity. After picking the podcast subscription(s) I wanted, it automagically downloaded the most recent mp3 file which somehow appeared as a new playlist in iTunes (other music management programs apparently behave the same). Sync my iPod (or other mp3 player, you get the idea), and viola! How to create a podcast? I'm definitely the wrong guy to ask. I'd like to try it someday, but in the meantime there are lotsa resources online ( howtopodcast.org, about.com, windowsdevcenter.com, or just ask Google). Basically, you use a microphone to record mp3 files and then post them on the internets somewhere that people can git 'em. Susan just said that she'd record a podcast with me, as long as she gets to pick the topic. Stay tuned...
posted by Brad at 4/23/2005 03:25:00 PM | permalink |
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