Drupal is my favorite CMS right now, but it does have a much steeper learning curve than WordPress and others.
The standard aggregator module in Drupal currently does not support media enclosures, but it can be hacked to work. Here is an example... All action sports feeds aggregated and categorized.... http://ridertech.com/aggregator/categories And then re-syndicated... http://feeds.feedburner.com/ridertech/snow http://feeds.feedburner.com/ridertech/skate This is a custom hack to the aggregator.module file. I'm working on developing a contrib module to be posted on Drupal.org - it would be an add-on to the aggregator that reads the feeds and creates new nodes (using the exising audio and video modules). Of course, this is only one method. Email me offlist if you need help creating a new custom module or hacking any existing one. -Matt http://vlogmap.org --- In [email protected], "Joshua Kinberg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > 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
