Happy New Year
A very happy new year to you all. As cliched as it seems, last night as I was checking in on my email, getting together a few things, and generally getting ready to come back from a nice holiday, I was thinking about everything that this year would bring and I couldn't help but get excited by what a great year it's going to be here at Adobe. So much in the wings, and so much to do to make it all happen. It's thrilling.
But--first thing's first. This week I'm diving back into getting ready for Macworld. This will be my first real trip to Macworld. Last year I happened to be in San Francisco on other business and simply stopped by for a few minutes, but this is the first year I'll be attending the whole show. If you are planning on attending, make sure to stop by the Adobe booth to check out the demos of Soundbooth. We'll have a demo station for it, as well as ones for the Lightroom and Photoshop CS3 betas, and some great theater presentations of other Adobe magic (wooOOoo).
Comments
Hi Hart, i want to know if adobe audition suports amr format editing/converting. Or, if there's some plugin i can install to do so. Because i think it can't. Thanks for your time.
AMR format? I'm not familiar with that. Probably the best place to ask is on the Adobe user-to-user forums. --Hart
Posted by: Juan F. Mora | January 9, 2007 12:19 PM
Gary,
There's a lot of information out there on starting and creating podcasts. One of the sources is audio2u.com, where they have a Podcast on producing Podcasts. It's a great place to start. Another place to look is feedburner.com. If you have the server to put up the podcast, they can help you manage the RSS feed and such. They also have information on how to get set up.
These are just two examples, but can get you started. Good luck!
--Hart
Posted by: Hart Shafer | January 7, 2007 05:39 PM
Dear Hart,
I'm relatively new to this business.
I have a web-based business idea I'm developing (see About at engenios.wordpress.com).
One aspect is an audio podcast series I want to produce for a weekly show from my site.
Can you give me the basics to set this up?
After the podcast is up, then I want to do the same with a Vlog.
Thanks...I know you are busy, so I apprecaite some guidance.
Gary
Posted by: Gary A. Flynn | January 6, 2007 07:58 AM