PodCasting

[shadow_zone]

I'm learning something new today. i'm kinda learning how to PodCast our sermons & videos. i thought it would be simple... and it kinda is, but surprisingly theres more steps involved that i thought there would be. if you search in iTunes you'll find us under NLCC. we're also on this blog.NLCC PodCast. theres also a couple of videos there that you

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[shevdog]

I'm glad your church is with it on the podcasts. I'm thinking the new web guy at VFCC is trying to get podcasting with the chapel services. We already publish them, so that makes sense. (Like most really care very much about chapel, or at least us ex-students).

I'll have to check this out.

BTW, your end user does not need iTunes to listen to pocasts, since they are mp3's. I use iPodder [http://ipodder.sourceforge.net/] to grab the podcasts I subscribe to. Then I use my favorite mp3 player to listen to the podcasts. Currently, Preston and Steve is the promary podcast I listen to. It was nice to catch up on the entire broadcasts on a burned mp3 CD will on trips with my truck.

I highly suggest that all people at least get a mp3 capatible CD player. I got my JVC for $130 at Best Buy.

[shadow_zone]

for whatever reason the guy who has been doing our PodCasting didn't post the mp3s on that blog, but this afternoon when i did it, he had me post it. i'm rather confused now.

i'm also learning Microsoft Frontpage. our website needs an overhaul and apparently theres no one available to do it. i'm just learning it update the things that need updated. the bad thing is i just don't know how to leave things alone. at somepoint i'm probably try to overhaul and at this point i really have no idea how the program really works. i'll be running to Borders shortly to pick up a book or two.

did you get the FN video yet?

[shevdog]

I got it. I need to convert it to DVD.

There should be some good free programs out there to handle publishing podcasts. I need to check on that anyways.