[H-GEN] linux weekly news podcast
James Purser
james at jamespurser.com.au
Tue May 15 06:18:44 EDT 2012
On Tue, 2012-05-15 at 19:25 +1000, David Seikel wrote:
>
> As has been pointed out before, a simple conversion should do the
> trick. Note that if you don't have mp3 support, the user can't do this
> themselves. Which is why ogg support is good.
Sigh, it's not just a "simple conversion". It actually doubles up your
post production time. Not only are you having to output two files, but
you're also having to setup a seperate feed for mp3 and ogg, upload the
individual files, duplicate the show information, etc, etc.
Trust me on this, I do this everytime I release a podcast.
> > #2 how much demand is there from the audience for different
> > formats
>
> A figure of 10% for ogg was provided earlier in this thread by some one
> with some real world experience. I would count that as "enough demand".
But you're not the one doing the work.
> > If you're willing to step up and put your principals to work
> > by transcoding from mp3 to [insert random other format here]
> > then you should do so.
>
> I don't have the time to deal with the projects I have already.
Bing and there you lose any argument you might have had.
Clinton started this thread to ask for help in the post production
portion of the podcast. So far all he's gotten is "waaaah you're not
supporting blah", instead of "how about I help you by doing blah".
Putting together a podcast takes time and effort.
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James Purser <james at jamespurser.com.au>
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