Podcast Studio 1.4

"The bloggers developed a new trend: podcasting. Podcasters do not write blogs but generate acoustic transmissions instead - all with only imaginary content. Some podcasters recite their blog diaries, others review books, read news or produce real radio programs. The finished contributions are then put on the internet. The readers can download them for free and transfer them to their iPod (or another MP3 player). So a podcaster is roughly translated as someone who broadcasts a transmission, which can be received with a client program, by a so-called podcatcher. With Podcast Studio, it is easy to create your own podcasts. First of all, record your files with the Audio Recorder and save them to your hard disk. Next start Podcast Director, which helps you with creating your podcasts. A podcast always consists of an RSS feed file (or podcast feed), which contains information such as the creator, the topic of the podcast, etc. This RSS feed file, which is later subscribed to by the listener, contains information about the files that you want to publish. After you have selected the desired files, which you, for example, recorded or added with the Audio Recorder, you can publish your podcast on the internet with the help of Podcast Uploader. But what's the use of the best podcast, if nobody knows it? In order to get your podcast known, the Podcast Publisher helps with publishing the podcast archives. Podcast creation is one thing and podcast receiving is another. Podcast Studio does not let you down here and offers, with the Podcast Manager, a capable podcast client (or podcatcher). Quietly rummage in the podcast directory, subscribe to new podcasts. So that you can also enjoy the loaded podcast files on the go, the Podcast Transfer Wizard helps with transferring files to a USB stick, iPod, PDA or CD.Podcast Studio is the first complete software solution for the podcast user who would like to either receive and manage or even create their own audio broadcasts."Podcast Studio includes a Podcast Director, a Podcast Manager, an Audio Recorder, an Audio Converter, an Audio Editor, an Audio CD Ripper and a tool to let you transfer the audio files. All you might need you may find in this tool.9 out of 10System requirements:-Windows ME, 2000, 2003, XP-At least 64 MByte RAM or more-At least 20 MByte free storage or more-Optionally USB-Stick (USB 1.1, 2.0)-Optionally iPod® (Version 2, iPod® Mini, iPod® Photo, iPod® Video etc.)Limitations:-10 days trial