Creating customized feeds of this sort is still rather difficult for non-programmers since its custom functionality that blogging tools just don't come with straight out of the box.
It could probably be implemented with a plugin for Wordpress, MovableType, or Drupal (perhaps such plugins exist?) that could add the various custom fields/namespaces to the RSS feed. If these stations are currently using Drupal then that would be the place to start. I remember seeing a couple different Media Modules for Drupal a while back, but I lost interest in Drupal a while ago... might be worthwhile to look into it again and see if these have made much progress. If not, I'm sure you could get a Drupal consultant to make what you want relatively quick and cheap. -Josh On 12/3/06, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Here's the MRSS spec: > > <http://search.yahoo.com/mrss> > > It was developed by Yahoo! with a lot of collaboration from a > > community of contributors, including many folks on this list. > > FeedBurner supports MRSS in a pretty limited way -- really just as an > > addition to the enclosure element. Blip.tv includes a lot of MRSS > > metadata in their feeds, including support for media thumbnails and > > alternate versions of each video (FLV, Quicktime, etc.). > > Is there something in particular you want to do with MRSS? > > > yep....i saw the spec, but am having a hard time fitting my brain around it. > I am working with a group of Community TV stations that are starting > to upload and trade TV programs for playback around the country. > > They want to attach a lot of metadata into their posts....so they are > asking if Media RSS could help them. Questions I have is....how do > they create feeds that attach all this info into their feed? > Do they need to make their feeds by hand? > > right now, they are just uploading to their own servers...and using > Drupla to create their feeds. > > > Jay > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >
