Podcast technology

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Permalink Reply by Dr. Tom Virden on September 24, 2009 at 7:21am

Very cool!
I use Podcast Generator. It's a freeware program that I simply uploaded to my own site for my own podcast:
http://www.creativepsychological.com/cppodcast/

Permalink Reply by Jonathan Chase on January 27, 2010 at 9:26am

Thanks Roger and Tom = interesting. I use GarageBand which comes free with iLife on the Mac. The integration between that and iTunes and facespace and the rest is phenomenal but I'll look into these as well.

Permalink Reply by Dr. Tom Virden on February 14, 2010 at 1:29pm

Ah...for recording, I use Session (it came with my MAudio interface...I like to record my instruments, too) and Audacity to convert the file to an MP3. I've heard good things about Garage Band...though I use a PC and I suspect that there might be a compatibility issue.

Permalink Reply by Mark Liebenthal on February 23, 2010 at 3:55pm

Hi Tom,
I downloaded Podcast Generator and I could not find an "install or "exe" file to install it. Any advice here?
I have Sound Forge Audio Studio from which I can mix and create mp3 files. Do I still need Podcast Generator?
Many thanks...

Dr. Tom Virden said:

Very cool!
I use Podcast Generator. It's a freeware program that I simply uploaded to my own site for my own podcast:
http://www.creativepsychological.com/cppodcast/

Permalink Reply by Dr. Tom Virden on February 23, 2010 at 8:34pm

Sure...it's not something you install on your computer, so an exe file wouldn't be relevant. It won't create MP3's for you, but it provides an interface so that you can upload, manage and present soundfiles (that you already created via something like Sound Forge) on your website.

Essentially, you unzip the software, then upload it to a folder on your server, and point your browser to the place that you uploaded it to install and configure it.

The instructions may be found here

I'd be happy to help if there are any questions!

Tom
www.creativepsychological.com

Permalink Reply by Mark Liebenthal on February 27, 2010 at 3:22pm

Thanks Tom. I;ll try it and let you know how I make out.

Dr. Tom Virden said:

Sure...it's not something you install on your computer, so an exe file wouldn't be relevant. It won't create MP3's for you, but it provides an interface so that you can upload, manage and present soundfiles (that you already created via something like Sound Forge) on your website.

Essentially, you unzip the software, then upload it to a folder on your server, and point your browser to the place that you uploaded it to install and configure it.

The instructions may be found here

I'd be happy to help if there are any questions!

Tom
www.creativepsychological.com