O'Reilly Network -- How to Record a Podcast
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Saved by 46 people (-3 private), first by anonymouse user on 2006-06-07
- Gooddoogles on 2009-01-23 - Tags Stephen's , Bookmarks , School
- Sbowers on 2008-07-08 - Tags podcasting , howto , skype , podcast , mac , audio , recording , tutorial
- Jeff-milw on 2008-05-22 - Tags howto , mac , audio , recording , tutorial
- Scottpierce on 2008-03-22 - Tags audio , bluedot , howto , mac , osx , podcast , recording , setup , skype , tutorial
- Rubenelias on 2008-03-20 - Tags mac
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Call me a lemming, but once I understood what podcasting was, I jumped aboard as quickly as possible. Podcasting could be seen as just another way to push audio to people who want to listen to it, but it's really a unique combination of subscription and publication.
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Call me a lemming, but once I understood what podcasting was, I jumped aboard as quickly as possible. Podcasting could be seen as just another way to push audio to people who want to listen to it, but it's really a unique combination of subscription and publication.
My stumbling block? Turning interviews into podcasts using entirely digital production methods that would allow me to make phone calls and record directly to MP3 for simplicity. I worked it out, but not until I went through a lot of trial and error that I'll save you from.
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Podcasters, who are as varied as bloggers, create their broadcasts from interviews, personal observations, phone calls, music snippets, or random nonsense. The most popular seem to be discussions and strange programming -- news read in rhyme while tap dancing, for instance -- that's totally unavailable in familiar forms. The secret sauce is RSS: podcasts are syndicated, meaning listeners just have to find them once, and receive them every time a broadcast is issued.
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on 2006-09-12 by marshallk
on 2006-10-25 by stumax