How to Podcast Using FeedForAll?

Podcasting is simply distributing audio content using RSS. The process is suprisingly simple, and by making audio content available using RSS, podcasters give listeners more control over what they listen to and when. Also, many podcasts are available for syndication, which increases a broadcasters exposure.

Generally podcasting is helpful for:

1. Music - (demo's)
2. Training (instructional materials)
3. Self Guided Walking Tours
4. Talk Shows (discussions, commentaries)

Podcasting is simply an RSS feed that contains an MP3 or audio file in the enclosure tag.

The following is a step by step tutorial that explains how to setup your podcast.

1. Enter a title for the new feed/podcast

2. Enter a collective description of all the audio files contained in the podcast.

3. Enter the URL of the website or webpage you want associated with the podcast. Click the 'Items' tab and then the Add Item Button

4. Enter a title for this specific podcast or audio file.

5. Enter a description of what the audio file contains.

6. Enter the URL of the website or webpage you want associated with this audio file.

7. Click the 'optional tag'

8. Click the 'Enclosure' field a list will automatically drop down. 9. Enter the URL of an MP3 or audio file containing the audio content.

10. List the file size of the audio file.

11. List audio and the format of the audio file.

file suggested type

      .wav                  audio/x-wav 

      .mp3                 audio/mpeg 

       .mid                  audio/midi 

       .mpg                 audio/mpeg 

       .ra                     audio/x-realaudio 
 

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12. Save and FTP the feed to your server.

FeedForAll

Easily create, edit and publish rss feeds. New RSS feeds can be quickly and easily created with FeedForAll. Advanced features enable you to create professional looking rss feeds quickly. Existing RSS feeds can be repaired and enhanced with FeedForAll. RSS feeds generated by other means can be automatically repaired, so that they conform to the RSS 2.0 specification. Existing feeds can be enhanced to contain advanced feed properties

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