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* What's a 'PodCast' ?
A 'PodCast' is nothing but a short, or long, (r)audio file, that you can listen to on your personal digital audio-player, be it an iPod or any of the other players around. Instead, though, of downloading such files manually, and then transferring them, again manually, to your player, a 'PodCast' aims to automatize this process. Links to the audio files are added as enclosures to an RSS feed. You then need a PodCast Aggregator, which enables you to subscribe to such feeds, and which will automatically download the enclosed files for you, store them wherever you want to have them on your harddisk, and, eventually, load them into your docked digital audio-player, ready to roll ...
Apple's iTunes recently became 'podcast enabled' and also many of the 'usual' News Feed Aggregators, like NetNewsWire, have a 'podcast'-option.
Popular standalone PodCast Aggregators are iPodderX (Mac) and iPodder (Mac/PC).
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[nov. 05, 2005] On friday october 28th, in the 'Klankwerkplaats' of the Stichting Intro in Maastricht, before and during an Audioscoop concert featuring the french ensemble "La Societe des Timides a la Parade des Oiseaux", your Raudio host Harold Schellinx publicly unraveled fourteen clods of cassette tape that he found during a short walk in Maastricht one sunday morning earlier this year. Now listen to this ...