ISBN: 9780471788881

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice& #8212 one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, pro… More...

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice& #8212 one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promote your passion, share your opinions, or just have fun. The point is to say what you want to say to those who want to hear it. With step-by-step explanations, screen shots, and tons of examples, this guide clues you in on recording, producing, and hosting your very own podcast with info on:Finding your voice and your niche, whether you want to talk tech, make your own kinds of music, educate listeners, make people laugh, do soundseeing tours, serialize your novel, or invent a new podcasting genre& #160 & #160 Getting the bare necessities (if you don& #8217 t already have them), including a microphone, recording software, and an audio cardAudio editing software such as Audacity, Cakewalk for PCs, GarageBand for musicality, and Audio HiJack Pro for MacsRecording, including understanding dB (decibel levels), capturing or minimizing ambient noise, and moreEditing with GarageBand or Audacity, adding bed music, and including intros and outros for a signature finishing touchYou want your podcast to be heard. Podcasting For Dummies helps you launch and promote it with info on how to:Downsize your audio files with MP3 compressionChange bit rates and sample rates in Audacity and iTunesCreate and edit your ID3 tags in Audacity or iTunesPost your show notes using Movable Type or LibsynSimplify the RSS 2.0 feed by using blogging software or a podcast-hosting company such as Audioblog.com, Podcastamatic, and FeederPing for publicityCommunicate with your listeners on your blog, through online discussion groups such as Yahoo! Groups or Google Groups, or on online forumsOf course, if you want to be a podcatcher (a listener) and subscribe to podcasts, this guide shows you how to do that, too! Complete with a companion podcast& #8212 a free weekly audio commentary that will keep you up to speed on the podsphere& #8212 this guide helps you get your message heard, loud and clear. Podcasting For Dummies: Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice& #8212 one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promote your passion, share your opinions, or just have fun. The point is to say what you want to say to those who want to hear it. With step-by-step explanations, screen shots, and tons of examples, this guide clues you in on recording, producing, and hosting your very own podcast with info on:Finding your voice and your niche, whether you want to talk tech, make your own kinds of music, educate listeners, make people laugh, do soundseeing tours, serialize your novel, or invent a new podcasting genre& #160 & #160 Getting the bare necessities (if you don& #8217 t already have them), including a microphone, recording software, and an audio cardAudio editing software such as Audacity, Cakewalk for PCs, GarageBand for musicality, and Audio HiJack Pro for MacsRecording, including understanding dB (decibel levels), capturing or minimizing ambient noise, and moreEditing with GarageBand or Audacity, adding bed music, and including intros and outros for a signature finishing touchYou want your podcast to be heard. Podcasting For Dummies helps you launch and promote it with info on how to:Downsize your audio files with MP3 compressionChange bit rates and sample rates in Audacity and iTunesCreate and edit your ID3 tags in Audacity or iTunesPost your show notes using Movable Type or LibsynSimplify the RSS 2.0 feed by using blogging software or a podcast-hosting company such as Audioblog.com, Podcastamatic, and FeederPing for publicityCommunicate with your listeners on your blog, through online discussion groups such as Yahoo! Groups or Google Groups, or on online forumsOf course, if you want to be a podcatcher (a listener) and subscribe to podcasts, this guide shows you how to do that, too! Complete with a companion podcast& #8212 a free weekly audio commentary that will keep you up to speed on the podsphere& #8212 this guide helps you get your message heard, loud and clear. Allg. Internet Podcasting Internet General Computer-Ratgeber End-User Computing, John Wiley & Sons<

ISBN: 9780471788881

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice— one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promote… More...

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice— one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promote your passion, share your opinions, or just have fun. The point is to say what you want to say to those who want to hear it. With step-by-step explanations, screen shots, and tons of examples, this guide clues you in on recording, producing, and hosting your very own podcast with info on:Finding your voice and your niche, whether you want to talk tech, make your own kinds of music, educate listeners, make people laugh, do soundseeing tours, serialize your novel, or invent a new podcasting genre    Getting the bare necessities (if you don’ t already have them), including a microphone, recording software, and an audio cardAudio editing software such as Audacity, Cakewalk for PCs, GarageBand for musicality, and Audio HiJack Pro for MacsRecording, including understanding dB (decibel levels), capturing or minimizing ambient noise, and moreEditing with GarageBand or Audacity, adding bed music, and including intros and outros for a signature finishing touchYou want your podcast to be heard. Podcasting For Dummies helps you launch and promote it with info on how to:Downsize your audio files with MP3 compressionChange bit rates and sample rates in Audacity and iTunesCreate and edit your ID3 tags in Audacity or iTunesPost your show notes using Movable Type or LibsynSimplify the RSS 2.0 feed by using blogging software or a podcast-hosting company such as Audioblog.com, Podcastamatic, and FeederPing for publicityCommunicate with your listeners on your blog, through online discussion groups such as Yahoo! Groups or Google Groups, or on online forumsOf course, if you want to be a podcatcher (a listener) and subscribe to podcasts, this guide shows you how to do that, too! Complete with a companion podcast— a free weekly audio commentary that will keep you up to speed on the podsphere— this guide helps you get your message heard, loud and clear. Podcasting For Dummies: Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice— one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promote your passion, share your opinions, or just have fun. The point is to say what you want to say to those who want to hear it. With step-by-step explanations, screen shots, and tons of examples, this guide clues you in on recording, producing, and hosting your very own podcast with info on:Finding your voice and your niche, whether you want to talk tech, make your own kinds of music, educate listeners, make people laugh, do soundseeing tours, serialize your novel, or invent a new podcasting genre    Getting the bare necessities (if you don’ t already have them), including a microphone, recording software, and an audio cardAudio editing software such as Audacity, Cakewalk for PCs, GarageBand for musicality, and Audio HiJack Pro for MacsRecording, including understanding dB (decibel levels), capturing or minimizing ambient noise, and moreEditing with GarageBand or Audacity, adding bed music, and including intros and outros for a signature finishing touchYou want your podcast to be heard. Podcasting For Dummies helps you launch and promote it with info on how to:Downsize your audio files with MP3 compressionChange bit rates and sample rates in Audacity and iTunesCreate and edit your ID3 tags in Audacity or iTunesPost your show notes using Movable Type or LibsynSimplify the RSS 2.0 feed by using blogging software or a podcast-hosting company such as Audioblog.com, Podcastamatic, and FeederPing for publicityCommunicate with your listeners on your blog, through online discussion groups such as Yahoo! Groups or Google Groups, or on online forumsOf course, if you want to be a podcatcher (a listener) and subscribe to podcasts, this guide shows you how to do that, too! Complete with a companion podcast— a free weekly audio commentary that will keep you up to speed on the podsphere— this guide helps you get your message heard, loud and clear. Allg. Internet Internet General Podcasting Computer-Ratgeber End-User Computing, John Wiley & Sons<

2005, ISBN: 9780471788881

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promote your … More...

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promote your passion, share your opinions, or just have fun. The point is to say what you want to say to those who want to hear it. With step-by-step explanations, screen shots, and tons of examples, this guide clues you in Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you a voice one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, or other MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promote your passion, share your opinions, or just have fun. The point is to say what you want to say to those who want to hear it. With step-by-step explanations, screen shots, and tons of examples, this guide clues you in on recording, producing, and hosting your very own podcast with info on: Finding your voice and your niche, whether you want to talk tech, make your own kinds of music, educate listeners, make people laugh, do soundseeing tours, serialize your novel, or invent a new podcasting genre Getting the bare necessities (if you don t already have them), including a microphone, recording software, and an audio card Audio editing software such as Audacity, Cakewalk for PCs, GarageBand for musicality, and Audio HiJack Pro for Macs Recording, including understanding dB (decibel levels), capturing or minimizing ambient noise, and more Editing with GarageBand or Audacity, adding bed music, and including intros and outros for a signature finishing touch You want your podcast to be heard. Podcasting For Dummies helps you launch and promote it with info on how to: Downsize your audio files with MP3 compression Change bit rates and sample rates in Audacity and iTunes Create and edit your ID3 tags in Audacity or iTunes Post your show notes using Movable Type or Libsyn Simplify the RSS 2.0 feed by using blogging software or a podcast-hosting company such as Audioblog.com, Podcastamatic, and Feeder Ping for publicity Communicate with your listeners on your blog, through online discussion groups such as Yahoo! Groups or Google Groups, or on online forums Of course, if you want to be a podcatcher (a listener) and subscribe to podcasts, this guide shows you how to do that, too! Complete with a companion podcast a free weekly audio commentary that will keep you up to speed on the podsphere t. eBooks, Computing~~Computer Science, Podcasting For Dummies~~EBook~~9780471788881~~Tee Morris, Evo Terra, Dawn Miceli, Drew Domkus, , Podcasting For Dummies, Tee Morris, 9780471788881, Wiley, 11/07/2005, , , , Wiley<

ISBN: 9780471788881

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you avoice-one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, orother MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promoteyour pas… More...

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you avoice-one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, orother MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promoteyour passion, share your opinions, or just have fun. The point isto say what you want to say to those who want to hear it. Withstep-by-step explanations, screen shots, and tons of examples, thisguide clues you in on recording, producing, and hosting your veryown podcast with info on: Finding your voice and your niche, whether you want to talktech, make your own kinds of music, educate listeners, make peoplelaugh, do soundseeing tours, serialize your novel, or invent a newpodcasting genre Getting the bare necessities (if you don't already havethem), including a microphone, recording software, and an audiocardAudio editing software such as Audacity, Cakewalk for PCs, GarageBand for musicality, and Audio HiJack Pro for MacsRecording, including understanding dB (decibel levels),capturing or minimizing ambient noise, and moreEditing with GarageBand or Audacity, adding bed music, andincluding intros and outros for a signature finishing touchYou want your podcast to be heard. Podcasting For Dummieshelps you launch and promote it with info on how to: Downsize your audio files with MP3 compressionChange bit rates and sample rates in Audacity and iTunesCreate and edit your ID3 tags in Audacity or iTunesPost your show notes using Movable Type or LibsynSimplify the RSS 2.0 feed by using blogging software or apodcast-hosting company such as Audioblog.com, Podcastamatic, andFeederPing for publicityCommunicate with your listeners on your blog, through onlinediscussion groups such as Yahoo! Groups or Google Groups, or ononline forumsOf course, if you want to be a podcatcher (a listener) andsubscribe to podcasts, this guide shows you how to do that, too! Complete with a companion podcast-a free weekly audiocommentary that will keep you up to speed on thepodsphere-this gui. eBooks Computing~~Computer Science Podcasting For Dummies~~EBook~~9780471788881~~Tee Morris, Evo Terra, Dawn Miceli, Drew Domkus Podcasting For Dummies<

ISBN: 9780471788881

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you avoice--one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, orother MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promoteyour pa… More...

Podcasting is like blogging out loud! It gives you avoice--one that can be heard worldwide on computers, iPods, orother MP3 players. You can podcast to boost your business, promoteyour passion, share your opinions, or just have fun. The point isto say what you want to say to those who want to hear it. Withstep-by-step explanations, screen shots, and tons of examples, thisguide clues you in on recording, producing, and hosting your veryown podcast with info on:* Finding your voice and your niche, whether you want to talktech, make your own kinds of music, educate listeners, make peoplelaugh, do soundseeing tours, serialize your novel, or invent a newpodcasting genre* Getting the bare necessities (if you don't already havethem), including a microphone, recording software, and an audiocard* Audio editing software such as Audacity, Cakewalk for PCs,GarageBand for musicality, and Audio HiJack Pro for Macs* Recording, including understanding dB (decibel levels),capturing or minimizing ambient noise, and more* Editing with GarageBand or Audacity, adding bed music, andincluding intros and outros for a signature finishing touchYou want your podcast to be heard. Podcasting For Dummieshelps you launch and promote it with info on how to:* Downsize your audio files with MP3 compression* Change bit rates and sample rates in Audacity and iTunes* Create and edit your ID3 tags in Audacity or iTunes* Post your show notes using Movable Type or Libsyn* Simplify the RSS 2.0 feed by using blogging software or apodcast-hosting company such as Audioblog.com, Podcastamatic, andFeeder* Ping for publicity* Communicate with your listeners on your blog, through onlinediscussion groups such as Yahoo! Groups or Google Groups, or ononline forumsOf course, if you want to be a podcatcher (a listener) andsubscribe to podcasts, this guide shows you how to do that, too!Complete with a companion podcast--a free weekly audiocommentary that will keep you up to speed on thepodsphere--this guide helps you get your message heard, loudand clear. E-Book, [PU: Wiley]<