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Hi guys, I don't know if any of you are into Podcasts, but I thought I would post you a link for you to check out ours :)

http://www.lanarchy.co.uk/viewforum.php?f=37

We've done a couple now, with another one being done this weekend :) We're still quite new to it all, so both podcasts have a few issues, but we'll get better, honest ;)

If you have iTunes, add a podcast and then enter this url -

http://feeds.feedburner.com/LanarchyPodcasts

Feedback and comments always welcome :)
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I listened to some of the first one and was quite impressed :likesitall:
I mean to listen to the rest
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I'm a bit confused about podcasts, as their name implies they are a live broadcast you can listen to on your ipod.

Clearly the 'live' bit of this is impossible, you need a full copy of the audio to plop into your audio-playing device, unless your player is some constantly net-connected thing.

So what's the difference from an MP3? I know my MP3 player's software will accept these (and convert them into it's own spastic format) but I'm always unclear as to whether it could cope with a "podcast" and haven't tried.
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Post by deject »

FatherJack wrote:I'm a bit confused about podcasts, as their name implies they are a live broadcast you can listen to on your ipod.

Clearly the 'live' bit of this is impossible, you need a full copy of the audio to plop into your audio-playing device, unless your player is some constantly net-connected thing.

So what's the difference from an MP3? I know my MP3 player's software will accept these (and convert them into it's own spastic format) but I'm always unclear as to whether it could cope with a "podcast" and haven't tried.
A podcast is just an MP3, it's just being distributed in an episodic format. Often they're posted in RSS feeds to facilitate this episodic format.

but yeah, it's just mp3 or ogg or wma or whatever.
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deject wrote:it's just mp3 or ogg or wma or whatever.
Gah! I wish they'd just say that then, rather than unneccessarily advertising ipods all the time.
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FatherJack wrote:Clearly the 'live' bit of this is impossible, you need a full copy of the audio to plop into your audio-playing device, unless your player is some constantly net-connected thing.
Not necessarily. We are hoping to do a live show in a month or so. As far as I know, we can broadcast to your very own winamp. We will then use Skype for people to be able to call in and ask questions/make comments :)
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Post by cashy »

McBain wrote:we can broadcast to your very own winamp.
you can, they happen here quite often, check out the 5cheduler on the top of the main forum page for when they apear
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