Podcasting remotely

Discussion in 'Tech & Support' started by Malice, Dec 23, 2007.

  1. Malice BMFH

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    Hey all.

    I am investigating a podcast but of course, since they are not local they would have to communicate via a VOIP method.

    Does anyone have any experience in this?
    Just curious.
     
  2. jaguarr Be Your Own Hero

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    Not sure I totally understand what you're trying to do, Mal. You want to do a podcast show with someone who isn't local to you, like maybe interview them or have them cohost?

    jag
     
  3. Scarlet spidey Old school

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    I think that's what he's asking.
    If so I'd like to know how to do this, as well.

    Hi, Mal.
    Hi, Jag.
     
  4. Malice BMFH

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    Correct
    Imagine me in my office at home and connect with someone in lets say New York for the hell of it. I have heard Skype works ok for this.

    I just havent dont this before.
     
  5. jaguarr Be Your Own Hero

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    You're on a PC, right, Mal? This would be so much easier on a Mac, but it can be done on a PC.

    jag
     
  6. Scarlet spidey Old school

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    I haven't tried to do it in a long time, but I could never get it to work on a Mac, or a PC.
     
  7. jaguarr Be Your Own Hero

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    Here's a good article on Skypecasting, which is what you're talking about doing:

    http://www.henshall.com/blog/archives/001056.html

    This also talks about some ways to do it, but it's Mac-centric:
    http://www.breakitdownblog.com/recording-a-podcast-on-your-mac-using-skype-and-audio-hijack-pro/

    I have some friends who do podcasting using Skype. They'll record an interview over Skype and then dump it into Garageband and chop it up into segments, add effects, edit the stuff out they don't want and then publish it. The key is to get a good Skype setup or a phone capture card in your system so you can record phone conversations with good quality. They also invested in a decent omni-directional studio mic and experimented with different rooms in their house so they can do live interviews as well.

    jag
     

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