Audio files created to be distributed over the Internet, are
known as podcasts. They are a free, audio-based blogging phenom. Most podcasts
are usually encoded in MP3 format. The cool part is that they can downloaded
automatically and you can hear what anyone with a mic, a computer, and an
Internet connection has to say.
Really Simple Syndication (RSS) is the key technology behind
delivering podcasts. This format is used for delivering summaries (or feeds) of
news stories, but you can also attach audio files to these feeds as well. MTV
VJ Adam Curry is to thank for writing the first AppleScript to transfer audio
files to an iPod. This is how to get your files to your portable player. There
are applications such as iPodder, iPodderXLite, and Doppler that assist with
the downloading and transferring of podcasts to your portable player.
Podcasting is growing. It’s a great way to stay informed, whether it’s talk about technology, discussions of less-than-mainstream politics, or music.
Podcasting is growing. It’s a great way to stay informed, whether it’s talk about technology, discussions of less-than-mainstream politics, or music.
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