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]]> Sun, 06 Jan 2008 10:14:31 +0000 mod RadioPodcastNotesFall2007 http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/RadioPodcastNotesFall2007 email.hidden@example.com (sd@asrfg.fh) sd@asrfg.fh added RadioPodcastNotesFall2007 Here are some events to build into the schedule for you, me and youth participants:

You\'re on the Air
one day workshop at the senior center, run by Duxbury Before and After Dark Sat November 17 $30 each. If it is good, maybe we bring the guy over to DSU to run a workshop for us.

Podcamp Boston
http://podcamp.pbwiki.com/Boston
This is a free workshop coming up in the next few weeks. I plan on going, you should too, and we should encourage some youth to go as well. You could do it as a DSU event and provide transport somehow. I will likely be going up on Friday afternoon and staying in the city. This event is more about podcasting and web 2.0 than radio, but it should give us a good feel for where the techniques and industry is going.

Intercollegiate Radio System
http://www.frontiernet.net/~ibs/1oneday02.html
Paid workshop, in October. When I was in college, I went to a bunch of workshops with this outfit. They know a lot about the radio side of things, probably a pile about podcasting too]]> Tue, 09 Oct 2007 11:13:09 +0000 add FrontPage http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/FrontPage email.hidden@example.com (sd@asrfg.fh) sd@asrfg.fh edited FrontPage HaveAnIdea - MakeNotesoraScript - RecordTheAudio - ConvertTheAudioToMp3 - UploadTheAudioToaWebsite - TestyourMp3File - WriteTheRssPage - SampleRss - SubscribeToThePodcast - JoinThePodcastingCommunity - WhatToDoNext
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In most of broadcast radio, there is a format or schedule of what occurs in the program at certain times. This format is something that lends consistency to the various hours and programs being broadcast. Examples of things that would be included in a programming format are: Timing of: breaks (when the announcer talks), playing of production pieces, reading of Public Service Announcements, recognition of funding, production credits, types of music played at certain times and more.

Legal Id every radio and television broadcaster in the United States is mandated by the FCC (Federal Communications Commission) to state the call letters and location at the top of the hour. This is called a Legal Id. For radio station WDBY, located in Duxbury Massachusetts, it would be a phrase that includes the exact statement \"WDBY Duxbury\". It can include information before and/or after the Legal ID, but it must include that exact phrase.

Production
Radio production is the creation of original short recor]]> Sun, 03 Sep 2006 21:27:10 +0000 add FrontPage http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/FrontPage no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited FrontPage
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!!SubscribeToThePodcast

Copy the address of the .rss document, it will probably end in .XML
Open I Tunes or some other podcatching software

In I Tunes pull down the Advanced menu

Choose Open Stream or Subscribe to Podcast

Paste the address in the window

Press ok

The information in the .rss document should show up in your Podcasts window. Usually, the most recent podcast will automatically download. If you want to download all the other ones, you can do that too.
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If you find a better way of doing this process, pass the word.

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The school has a bunch of usb microphones.

The microphone on the rave mp3 player is not loud enough

A digital mixer would be handy.

How to store equipment so that it is accessible but secure?
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** The Radio Project has been converted to the Podcasting Project.**

PodcastProcess

HaveAnIdea - MakeNotesoraScript - RecordTheAudio - ConvertTheAudioToMp3 - UploadTheAudioToaWebsite - TestyourMp3File - WriteTheRssPage - SampleRss - SubscribeToThePodcast - JoinThePodcastingCommunity - WhatToDoNext

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[http://hackcontest05.pbwiki.com/|Hack Contest '05]

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[http://electricity.pbwiki.com/FrontPage|Electricity]

[http://fueleconomy05.pbwiki.com/|Fuel Economy]

]]> Mon, 23 Jan 2006 07:57:09 +0000 mod SideBar http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/SideBar email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited SideBar You may also want to visit these other DHS Tech Wikis:

[http://duxtech.pbwiki.com/|DuxTech]

[http://dhsengineering.pbwiki.com/|Engineering]

[http://dhsrobotics.pbwiki.com/|Robotics]

[http://dhswebdesign.pbwiki.com/|Web Design]

[http://electricity.pbwiki.com/|Electricity]

[http://dhscad.pbwiki.com/|CAD]

[http://principles.pbwiki.com/|Principles]

[http://guitarmaking.pbwiki.com/|Guitar]

[http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/|Podcasting]

[http://hackcontest05.pbwiki.com/|Hack Contest '05]

[http://fueleconomy05.pbwiki.com/|Fuel Economy]

[http://electricity.pbwiki.com/FrontPage|Elec]]> Mon, 23 Jan 2006 07:52:28 +0000 mod ConvertTheAudioToMp3 http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/ConvertTheAudioToMp3 no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited ConvertTheAudioToMp3 !ConvertTheAudioToMp3

Some of the time, you will need to convert the audio file from a .wav file to a .mp3 file. For our purposes, we will use Audacity, a free audio editing software package. There are other programs with more features, but this will be fine for most of our purposes.

While you are in Audacity, you should clean up the audio. Remove some errors, but you don't have to make it too perfect. Don't bother with adding sound effects. Make sure that the message of your script comes through.

When you are done, you will need to Export as Mp3. You may also have to associate audacity with Lame.dll On the ocmputers at school, it should be in the C drive in a folder called Lame.

Save the mp3 in your audio folder on the hard drive.

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**Create an audio file**

For the Mendocino motor podcast, we will be reading from a script. This will allow us to make sure the information is clearly presented. After practicing the script out loud in front of some friends, you will want to record it.

**Rudimentary audio hardware**

You can record directly into the sound card of the computer by plugging a microphone in. The pink plug is usually the mic jack.

You can also use some kind of mp3 player with a microphone. Sandisk makes a couple, with flash drives ranging from 128mb to a gig or so. They are pretty cheap you can play back mp3's and some have fm radios too. Rave Mp makes one that also has a slot for a mmc card. The card can also be used in many digital cameras.]]> Tue, 17 Jan 2006 14:14:49 +0000 mod FrontPage http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/FrontPage no.email.given@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited FrontPage ** The Radio Project has been converted to the Podcasting Project.**

PodcastProcess

HaveAnIdea - MakeNotesoraScript - RecordTheAudio - ConvertTheAudioToMp3 - UploadTheAudioToaWebsite - TestyourMp3File - WriteTheRssPage - SampleRss - SubscribeToThePodcast - JoinThePodcastingCommunity

HaveAnIdea - MakeNotesoraScript - RecordTheAudio - ConvertTheAudioToMp3 - UploadTheAudioToaWebsite - TestyourMp3File - WriteTheRssPage - SampleRss - SubscribeToThePodcast - JoinThePodcastingCommunity - WhatToDoNext

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PodcastProcess

HaveAnIdea - MakeNotesoraScript - RecordTheAudio - ConvertTheAudioToMp3 - UploadTheAudioToaWebsite - TestyourMp3File - WriteTheRssPage - SampleRss - SubscribeToThePodcast - JoinThePodcastingCommunity

![http://mendocinomotor.pbwiki.com/StudentExamples| StudentExamples]

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]]> Wed, 11 Jan 2006 10:56:46 +0000 mod WhatToDoNext http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/WhatToDoNext email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited WhatToDoNext Here's a short list:

* Get your audio to sound cleaner

* Record with a different set of equipment

* Use an audio mixer to control different sources

* Record an interview

* Interview somebody using Skype

* Find a better host that offers more space and better bandwidth

* Have some software write your rss page

* Use a blog or other software to make your webpage

* Make a show with a format

* Create a set of shows on a topic

* Record and distribute a 30 second promo announcement

* Create an identity and a logo for your podcast

* Name your podc]]> Wed, 11 Jan 2006 07:13:55 +0000 mod WhatToDoNext http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/WhatToDoNext email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited WhatToDoNext WhatToDoNext

!WhatToDoNext

Once you get your podcast to work, there are plenty of things you can do to make it work 'better'. If you work on one of these, write up a short piece of documentation with links to useful web resources. Get the link to Mr. Connors and he will make it available to other people working on podcasting.

Here's a short list:

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Once you get your podcast to work, there are plenty of things you can do to make it work 'better'. If you work on one of these, write up a short piece of documentation with links to useful web resources. Get the link to Mr. Connors and he will make it available to other people working on podcasting.

Here's a short list:

]]> Wed, 11 Jan 2006 07:08:08 +0000 mod WhatToDoNext http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/WhatToDoNext email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited WhatToDoNext * Get listed in the I Tunes Music Store

* Make a longer show

* Make a show with a format

* Create a set of shows on a topic

* Record and distribute a 30 second promo announcement

]]> Wed, 11 Jan 2006 07:07:51 +0000 mod WhatToDoNext http://dhspodcasting.pbwiki.com/WhatToDoNext email.hidden@example.com (Anonymous) Anonymous edited WhatToDoNext Once you get your podcast to work, there are plenty of things you can do to make it work 'better'.

Once you get your podcast to work, there are plenty of things you can do to make it work 'better'. If you work on one of these, write up a short piece of documentation with links to useful web resources. Get the link to Mr. Connors and he will make it available to other people working on podcasting.

Here's a short list:

* Get your audio to sound cleaner

* Find a better host that offers more space and better bandwidth

* Have some software write your rss page

* Use a blog or other software to make your webpage

* Get listed in the I Tunes Music Store

* Make a longer sh]]> Wed, 11 Jan 2006 07:06:20 +0000 mod