I don't think so either.
(Assuming the vlogger is doing this....) Vlogging watching software (like Fireant) would have to scan the HTML (either in the RSS <description> or on the page from the RSS <link>) and look for some semantic HTML markup. It would need to look for either rel-enclosure or rel-prefetch. As in:
<a rel="enclosure" href=""
http://example.com/show.ogm">...</a>
or:
<a rel="prefetch" href=""
http://example.com/show.ogm">...</a>
or even:
<a rel="enclosure prefetch" href=""
http://example.com/show.ogm">...</a>
(You get the idea....)
(Just an FYI. I don't think either of these have found their way into a Microformat yet. Remember: Microformat == semantic HTML + a specification. But then again, I don't really thik that's necessary. Both of these already have usage. And are on the way to becoming defacto standards.)
See ya
On 4/4/06, Joshua Kinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Does Technorati make RSS feeds with enclosures?
I don't think they do.
-joshOn 4/3/06, duncan < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:has anyone managed to get fireant to download videos from the technorati tag 'videobloggingweek2006', it keeps saying no new videos found? what's the alternative method to subscribe? at present i'm just subscribed to technorati in an RSS reader.
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