Tag: process

  • Episode 17 – Livestream Test #4

    Episode 17 – Livestream Test #4

    On today’s show I test out livestreaming again. This is for my music podcast called Sats and Sounds. I got it all working to be able to record but there was no audio coming from Curiocaster or The Split Kit. These are things to figure out in the coming weeks. But, at least the live…

  • Live streaming music show test 3

    Live streaming music show test 3

    This is a test of putting on a live streaming music show with wallet switching from The Split Kit. Here are some links to apps where you can see this happen in real-time. The Split KitCurioCasterPodcast Guru  To listen to my music podcast, Sats and Sounds, go to satsandsounds.com. Here’s a direct link to the…

  • Live streaming a podcast using Icecast, noip.com, DUC, BUTT, and VLC

    Live streaming a podcast using Icecast, noip.com, DUC, BUTT, and VLC

    This post is all about streaming from your computer. It’s a mishmash of different apps and puzzling concepts, but trust me, it works. Start with Icecast for your audio server app, configure it, master port forwarding for access to the web. Sign-up for a no-ip account for convenient URLs. Download the Dynamic Update Client (DUC)…

  • How I produce my music podcast, Sats and Sounds

    How I produce my music podcast, Sats and Sounds

    The author shares experience in producing a music podcast called Sats and Sounds, a project begun in August. With a modest approach towards production quality, the author uses affordable and available tools to simplify the process and ensure regular content output. The focus lies on understanding podcast production rather than creating professional-level audio. Some of…

  • Podcast listing solved and I curse syntax

    Podcast listing solved and I curse syntax

    I wasn’t able to get a response with regards to my messing up the listing of The Casual Hike at podcastindex.org. I ended up changing the file name to my RSS feed and adding the podcast back to the index. That solved my problem and I even kept the same GUID! I didn’t think that…

  • Back in the podcast saddle

    Back in the podcast saddle

    I guess I’m podcasting again. This time I’m a little more independent because I want to see how Sovereign Feeds work and I feel more comfortable with an XML file for my feed rather than one that is autogenerated at a directory. It’s definitely not as easy as PowerPress but it’s more complete and flexible…

  • Submitted The Casual Hike to podcastindex.org

    Submitted The Casual Hike to podcastindex.org

    I just submitted my hiking podcast to the Podcast Index at podcastindex.org. Adding a podcast to the index is simple and straight forward. Click on the “Add” link near the top right, enter the URL of the feed, click on the captcha, then click on “Add”. And that’s it! It takes 15 to 20 minutes…

  • Intro music and RSS generator

    Intro music and RSS generator

    I picked some intro music for the hiking podcast and I’m still considering options for generating the podcast RSS feed. Here is the music for the hiking podcast. It’s a mellow and a little bluesy. I think it’s the perfect vibe. There are a few ways to generate the RSS feed. You can code it…

  • Dicking around with WordPress for the hiking podcast site

    Dicking around with WordPress for the hiking podcast site

    All damn day today I’ve been dicking around with WordPress trying to customize certain parts. I find editing blocks both frustrating and flexible. There are so many more things you can do with WordPress than when I first started using it. But the new system using blocks sometimes is confusing and it’s hard to find…

  • Finishing the edit on initial episode of the hiking podcast

    Finishing the edit on initial episode of the hiking podcast

    I don’t like to edit. On my financial podcast, Chasing the Yield, I would put together a blog post, talk through that blog post while recording, import the WAV file into Audacity, apply normalization and a noise gate effect, then save and export to MP3. All that takes maybe 5 minutes at best. I’m not…