Here is my proof of concept for a software-only studio setup for shows like Trade Secrets or The Daily Source Code.
1. The proof of concept from my PowerBook Studio: ABlogSoftwareStudioSetup.mp3 [6.2 MB, 5:21 minutes]
2. ..and how a participant hears it: OtherSideABlogSoftStudio.mp3 [3.1 MB, 5:21 minutes]
A participant is someone who 'calls in' to the show using an audio chat program. Playing back the second file I heard that the participant's part was missing. This is somewhat logical because what the participant says should go to the other side of the chat and should not be played back locally. However, I was routing all audio from my 'studio' back to the participant. This means that iChat probably has a mechanism to filter out anything that originates locally.
More on the technical details of this setup in a later post.
1. The proof of concept from my PowerBook Studio: ABlogSoftwareStudioSetup.mp3 [6.2 MB, 5:21 minutes]
2. ..and how a participant hears it: OtherSideABlogSoftStudio.mp3 [3.1 MB, 5:21 minutes]
A participant is someone who 'calls in' to the show using an audio chat program. Playing back the second file I heard that the participant's part was missing. This is somewhat logical because what the participant says should go to the other side of the chat and should not be played back locally. However, I was routing all audio from my 'studio' back to the participant. This means that iChat probably has a mechanism to filter out anything that originates locally.
More on the technical details of this setup in a later post.
check out my podcast and tell me what you think
website:
http://mytestsite.myblogsite.com/
RSS:
http://mytestsite.myblogsite.com/02-20-05.xml
mp3:
http://mytestsite.myblogsite.com/my1stpodcast.mp3
Posted by: Fadda Polo | 2005.02.21 at 02:11
Hugo,
Can you tell us how to make a website into an RSS 2.0 feed with enclosures?
Posted by: TimV | 2004.10.05 at 23:08