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MikeOConnor
Re: Podcasting

I second that thought -- use whatever module turns your crank (news, bbs, downloads, whatever).

But *don't* use the XML that XOOPS (or RSSFit, or whatever) produces -- those XML-generators don't grok enclosures and all the other goodies that the aggregators want. That's the value of post-processing your XML through Feedburner.

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gestroud
Re: Podcasting
  • 2006/5/22 4:13

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Think I've found a solution. Using phppp's WordPress module with this WP podcast plugin and this Feedburner plugin for WordPress is supposed to do the trick. I'm setting it up this evening; hopefully all goes well.

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sevak
Re: Podcasting
  • 2006/5/22 4:28

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Quote:

Mithrandir wrote:
So it seems to be a normal RSS Feed, but with
<enclosure url=" http://www.mywebsite.com/myaudio.mp3" length="4834743" type="audio/mpeg" />

in it. Should be doable.
Just a matter of having a module to keep track of the mp3, its length and its type.

Perhaps a slight modification of one of the downloads modules to support this feature for audio files hosted locally? Definitely doable, I should say.



Please don't keep it to mp3, you should allow video enclosure. And that is called video casting or vodcasting.
http://www.vodcasting.nl

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MikeOConnor
Re: Podcasting

here are some useful links for folks who might want to do some development;

The RSS specification can be found here;

http://www.rssboard.org/rss-specification


Here's a different ("unofficial") version that you might find useful;

http://www.shas3.com/rss,2,specification.html


A gizmo to validate the feed that is produced by your code can be found here;

http://feedvalidator.org/

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wizanda
Re: Podcasting
  • 2006/5/22 14:28

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In anwser to Podcast as module, I will try making this into a XOOPS module,in a few days when I rest, unless some one else wants to have a go first....

PodAdmin== you could wrap XOOPS around it to have it as a module in no time...

Anyways have a look

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gestroud
Re: Podcasting
  • 2006/6/21 17:54

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The podcast plug-ins work great with WordPress - but not the XOOPS version. They cause Internal Server Errors, and Error Handler messages and pretty much wrecked my site and database. I'll try to give it a shot this weekend with the latest version of Xpress, but I have a feeling that it's a lost cause for the moment. I'll either go with the stand-alone version of WordPress, or figure something out with one of the news modules.

Feedburner plug-ins seem to work okay.

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MikeOConnor
Re: Podcasting

Yep, i gotta agree. i goofed around with the WordPress plugins and they're not robust enough -- way too many quirks (under XOOPS 2.13.0.2 anyway) for me to endorse that approach.

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gestroud
Re: Podcasting: Does Zina Work?
  • 2006/6/23 18:42

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The fun continues.

Does anyone have any experience with Zina? According to the description, it offers podcast features. I'll give it a whirl this weekend, but a little foreknowledge might be helpful.

Zina module:
https://xoops.org/modules/repository/singlefile.php?cid=45&lid=1615

Zina web site:
http://www.pancake.org/zina/index.html

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