Library Cataloging
There is now an MP3 version of the What's New from the Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI) Library page. I hope to be able to keep this up once a week. Since it is not distributed via RSS it can't be called podcasting, but it is a big step in that direction. Feedback welcomed.For any techies out there, I used Audacity to record the presentation. I recorded at a high quality, then applied noise reduction, cut out pauses, shuffling of pages and other noises. I had 10 seconds of quiet at the very start to serve as a base for the noise reduction, later cut out. I then exported at a lower, Web friendly quality.
Podcasting
- Podcasting Tool
Here is a free podcasting tool that may help some in the podcasting community, the Levelator.It's software that runs on Windows or OS X (universal binary) that adjusts the audio levels within your podcast or other audio file for variations from one...
- Podcasting Librarians
I've just started a Frapper map for podcasting librarians. Anyone have a good picture for the icon?If you are a podcasting librarian add your location to the map. Podcasting...
- Lpi Podcast
Last night I submitted the LPI podcast to iTunes. The submission seemed to go fine, the metadata was read and the RSS feed acceptable. They have a review process, so now I'm waiting to see if it will be accepted. Anyone have any idea how long it takes?I've...
- Podcasts
I recently started podcasting the What's New at the Lunar and Planetary Library. Before we just had the weblog and the print. Since it seemed to be working just fine, this morning I submitted it to several podcast directories. NOT ONE had a category...
- Podcasting At The Lpi
Now the Lunar and Planetary Institute has a podcast. I've created an RSS feed for the audio. I'd appreciate it if you would let me know if it works OK for you. It worked just fine for me, but that is not always a valid test. LPI Podcasting...
Library Cataloging
Audio - Not Quite Podcasting
There is now an MP3 version of the What's New from the Lunar and Planetary Institute (LPI) Library page. I hope to be able to keep this up once a week. Since it is not distributed via RSS it can't be called podcasting, but it is a big step in that direction. Feedback welcomed.For any techies out there, I used Audacity to record the presentation. I recorded at a high quality, then applied noise reduction, cut out pauses, shuffling of pages and other noises. I had 10 seconds of quiet at the very start to serve as a base for the noise reduction, later cut out. I then exported at a lower, Web friendly quality.
Podcasting
- Podcasting Tool
Here is a free podcasting tool that may help some in the podcasting community, the Levelator.It's software that runs on Windows or OS X (universal binary) that adjusts the audio levels within your podcast or other audio file for variations from one...
- Podcasting Librarians
I've just started a Frapper map for podcasting librarians. Anyone have a good picture for the icon?If you are a podcasting librarian add your location to the map. Podcasting...
- Lpi Podcast
Last night I submitted the LPI podcast to iTunes. The submission seemed to go fine, the metadata was read and the RSS feed acceptable. They have a review process, so now I'm waiting to see if it will be accepted. Anyone have any idea how long it takes?I've...
- Podcasts
I recently started podcasting the What's New at the Lunar and Planetary Library. Before we just had the weblog and the print. Since it seemed to be working just fine, this morning I submitted it to several podcast directories. NOT ONE had a category...
- Podcasting At The Lpi
Now the Lunar and Planetary Institute has a podcast. I've created an RSS feed for the audio. I'd appreciate it if you would let me know if it works OK for you. It worked just fine for me, but that is not always a valid test. LPI Podcasting...