Yes, An on my Win Doze PC WinAmp played only the first file (Kaprow), but Windows Media Player managed to play the whole set from the m3u file.
Bugs Buggs And more Bugz A!!an -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Rod Stasick Sent: Sunday, February 05, 2006 4:43 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: FLUXLIST: JOB_APP On 1427Muharram 06, at 9:42 AM, Björn Eriksson wrote: > Don't know if this is what this question is about... > but > anyway, an easy way to get a podcast working very fast and hassle > free is to use the Podomatic service. It is a free service (up to > 250MB) and is up and running as fast as you can fill in the login > data. Me myself has one located at http://miulew.podomatic.com/ > You get a xml/rss adress. Also possible to upload movies. There > might be other free podcast services that are better, but in my > opinion this is very easy. > Ask me questions if you get stuck, but I guess it won't be hard to > follow the steps. > The start site is at http://www.podomatic.com/ Thanks Björn. No, not really a question - just venting frustrations really. The easy, easy, easy way is to just put some songs in a folder and upload it - like this short (4+ minutes) of five Mieko Shiomi Fluxus-related pieces: http://stasick.org/streams/fluxus.m3u which comes out of your QuickTime like clarified butter BUT, i picked up the new iLife 06 which has "enhanced" podcasting, so I thought, "OK, great! I'll give *this* a try!" You can have the audio coupled with visuals and you can provide links to websites etc... - hence: "enhanced." It's even supposed to integrate with iWeb and blogging, and blah, blah, blah... BUT it's so buggy!...and definitely Beta! So, I may go ahead with the simple way (as above) and just tell what the tracks are. Hell, by now, I could've just audiocast the whole thing for three days straight and just told people to listen whenever they could. Anyway, onwards... R~
