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October 09, 2006
Here we go! My first ever attempt at podcasting! It is something that I've thought about off and on for years, but just never got around to trying. Remember, this is my first try, so be kind ;o)
Podcast #1
Format: .MP3
Length: 11 minutes 42 seconds
Size: 4mb
Created using the built in microphone on a 20" G5 iMac and Garageband.
Show notes (sites that were mentioned etc.):
Digg.com
Rohdesign.com
PDA 24/7.com
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It's awesome! Nice job Julie!
Dan:
"Awesome" might be a little over the top ;) But thanks. Like anything, it will take some practice!
Call it anything but a "podcast". :rolleyes:
Great job, Julie!
I liked the 'cast, and thought the audio, while a teeny bit low sounded good.
I really like this site and appreciate your efforts.
I gave up my Sony Clie TH55 this year in favor of a notebook computer and portable applications on a flash drive.
For me they are a better extension of my desktop at home and let me do more than a Palm OS PDA did.
I'm also reluctant to try a Windows Mobile PDA or smart phone because I know there are limitations there as well.
I'm not ready to go paper, that's a step backward for me.
However handhelds didn't do it for me over the long haul, even with the "gadget fix" they brought. ;)
strider_mt2k:
The volume was low probably due to the fact that I used the built in mic on the iMac. My podcast shopping list has "good mic" written at the very top!
Regarding your comments of ditching the PDA in favor of a notebook computer... For me that isn't even an option. I can't imagine toting a full sized notebook around with me. Is that what you meant? You carry the laptop? Or, do you just carry the flash drive with your info? I could do the flash drive thing, but then you always need access to a computer in order to see your info.
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