
An Introduction to Cricket Podcast
Author: prasannamoorthy
Cricket Podcast is a means, which could be used to publish several audio files on the web for the purpose of broadcasting. So for cricket fans this is a superb chance through which they could come to know all the related information about the events that are held in the tournament that is being played. Well anyone who loves to follow a game is very particular to know about what all things are happening on the field. Whenever a match is underway at any place in the globe, the only thing that is highest in the heart of fans is to gather as much data as they could about the cricket matches, which are being played in the event. Often it is not likely to hold up the live cricket matches on the field or on televisions and here cricket podcast is what can let you know all about the tournament, which is no less than a live match.
Cricket podcast about different vital matches could be simply found on websites, which work devotedly towards offering all data about cricket to fans. Now that the world cup is over and Australia has won the title there are many fans of the Australian cricket team who would worship listening to podcast about the advancement of their Cricket team in the whole event. The Aussies were the only team in the world cup, which was uneaten during the whole game. In fact they had come to the match after losing five games in a row to England and as well with New Zealand. They did not have their most excellent bowler Bret Lee in the team and the whole team was not in its peak form, yet they went on to win the title without coming transversely any actual challenge put up by any team.
The Cricket podcast is accessible on these online sites are a magnificent source through that one could really revive those astonishing moments when their preferred players or teams had performed remarkably well and gone on to win a chief title or match. Cricket podcast frequently has discussions about a play-off where in all the aspects of the tournament are discussed methodically by some experts. The podcast could also take in discussion about the arguments, which might also happen in Cricket tournament. When there was the Oval test fiasco this was one subject that was discussed at huge lengths by all the experts.
How do I make a good live podcast?
What’s happening is that I’m starting a podcast on UStream, and will be doing it live. What I want to know is how I can mix it and add sound effects (I will have 2 microphones) whilst it is live (the audio goes through software, comes out of it and then into UStream possibly). And if possible, can I record it whilst I do all this?
try these
http://www.frequencycast.co.uk/diypodcast.html
http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/01/live_from_mac_world_make.html
http://www.amoresplendidlife.com/2009/11/eight-steps-to-making-killer-soccer.html
where can i podcast live other than talk shoe?
i would like a place where i could podcast live, and people could call in like a radio show. i need a place that people can call in for free using skype and or the phone. it also has to be accessible to the blind. i do not wish to have video either. none at all. does anyone know a place like that? other than talk shoe?
Try Ustream.com its free but it requires you to register..
Hope I can be of Assistance
Take Care and God Bless.
podcast live???
i have a couple programs, garage band and podcaster. i have a question.
on either of them, can you make a podcast live, like make an internet radio type thing
Here’s a step-by-step guide to making your first podcast.
One option to consider is Audacity. It’s open source, cross-platform, free and let’s you mix together multiple audio files.
On the Macintosh, GarageBand is a popular choice, because it is free and powerful.
Save your finished audio show at maximum quality in the native format of your audio application. That way you can go back and edit it or reuse it and you’ll have a good version.
Convert the file to MP3 format. Once you have your audio content, you need to save it in MP3 format. MP3 is the defacto standard format for podcasts. Stick with MP3 unless you’ve got a very good reason for using another format. Using anything but MP3 will mean that some users may not be able to use your podcast.
Use the minimum bit rate that provide good results. Here are some suggested settings:
* 48 – 56k Mono – sermons, audio books, talk radio
* 64k+ Stereo – music, music & talk combinations
* 128k Stereo – good quality music
Make sure you save it with a .mp3 file extension
The article Saving MP3 Files for Podcasting has more detailed information.
Publish your MP3 – save your MP3 files to your web server, and test them with any MP3 player. The files can go anywhere on your site, but you may want to put all of them into one directory, so they are easy to find and manage.
Create your podcast newsfeed – Podcast feeds are RSS files that describe your podcast, along with information for each show. An RSS file is just a text file that links to your MP3 file.
For a brief introduction of to RSS, check the article Understanding RSS Feeds. For details on RSS, check the RSS 2.0 Specification. The specification includes an example file that can be used as a starting point for creating new RSS files.
You can use any text editor to create an RSS news feed. However, most podcasters use blogging programs or other applications to automatically generate newsfeeds.
If you have a blogging tool that lets you reference enclosures, just create an item for each MP3 file you publish, and use URL of the audio content as your enclosure. If your blogging tool doesn’t support enclosures yet, don’t worry, it will soon because of the popularity of podcasts
In the meantime, you can edit your RSS file with any text editor to add the enclosure tag. Here’s an example from the Trade Secrets podcast newsfeed:
RSS newsfeeds normally feature news Items that contain a Title, Link, and Description. Each item in a news feed provides meta-information about a URL on the web. In the case of a podcast newsfeed, each Item describes the content of an audio file referenced by the enclosure URL. Save your RSS file with a .rss or .xml extension.
Normally, you’ll want to have one news feed that contains all of your recent podcasts, ordered from newest to oldest.
Publish your podcast news feed – transfer your podcast RSS file to your webserver, like you would any other content. Validate it using an online RSS validator. If the podcast news feed is valid, it’s ready to be published to the web.
That’s it! Check your podcast and publicize it. Several designers have come up with some great podcasting logos, so make sure you make it easy to find your podcast.
Don’t forget to add your site to the Podcast Directory.
Resources
* Audacity – a free, cross-platform audio application.
How do you record/post a live podcast?
I want to be able to show a live podcast on the internet. How can I do that, either through iTunes or somewhere else?
You can read about how to podcast for free here
http://www.digitalpodcast.com/podcastnews/2006/05/19/five-steps-to-free-podcasting/
If you have the ability to pay for web hosting, I recommend the wordpress blog software with a podpress plugin. You can see and example of it here for video
http://www.digitalpodcast.com/podcastnews/2006/07/06/advertainment-i-hope-more-companies-get-the-idea/
or here for audio
http://www.digitalpodcast.com/podcastnews/2006/06/21/digital-podcast-update-june-21-2006/
Making a LIVE Podcast with People Spread Across the Country?
Okay well I am making a podcast with several other hosts, but we don’t want it scripted. We want it to be live talk show, but we are all over the country.
Is there any program that would allow people with microphones who aren’t in the same room together to talk and record the live show? *desperately need this*
Most people use Skype for something like this, and then another program that records the sound output. Gizmo Project is similar to Skype, except that it includes the recording feature built into the Gizmo Project software
Note that the sound quality will vary, and you will probably want to test to see what works best for you.