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The Podcast RSS Buddy produces RSS feeds that are iTunes compliant. Simply enter your Podcast's information at the prompts and the RSS Buddy creates the XML file for you. You can even preview how your podcast will look in iTunes. You can up-date your feeds within seconds, letting you focus on producing your Podcast, not struggling with your RSS feed. The Podcast RSS Buddy is fully iTunes-compliant, and lets you manage up to 4 different Podcasts.
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podcast creator
read rss
Enhanced Expression Calculator
create podcast
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Podcast Studio is a universal "all-in-one" tool for creating podcasts. If you want to create high-quality podcasts, Podcast Studio is a solution for you! Having a lot of features and at the same time a simple intuitive interface, the program makes creating podcasts easy and simple. Both users who are new to podcasts and professionals will appreciate Podcast Studio.
Want to create a new track? No problems! You have a convenient recorder at your disposal. It can record sound from various sources and mix the audio signal.
Do you already have an audio file and want to prepare it for publication? Use the built-in visual audio editor to process the track, apply special sound effects and improve the sound quality.
Tired of difficulties related to creating an RSS feed and uploading files to the site? Try Podcast Studio. To make your work comfortable, we have added a multifunctional WYSIWYG RSS editor and a built-in FTP client to the program.
The Podcast RSS Buddy: http://www.tolley.info/rssbuddy/podcast_rss_buddy_install.EXE
Podcast Studio: http://www.extralabs.net/PodcastStudioSetup.exe |
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Chapter Master is designed for audiobook enthusiasts, or those wanting to create 'enhanced podcasts'. Its function is to add chapter stops (with or without optional images) to an AAC (*.m4a or *.m4b) file for use as an audiobook or enhanced podcast on the iPod.
I hope I have designed it to be extremely easy to use. You simply open an AAC file and can add and remove chapter stops at any time point within the audio, naming them and optionally associating an image with each. You can, if you choose, listen to the audio, or fast forward through it, and by clicking a button insert a chapter at the current play time. Or you can simply choose to add regular chapter stops at say 15 minute intervals throughout the file.
You then just save the file and it is ready for import into iTunes and transfer to your iPod. Once on the iPod you can navigate between bookmarks using forward and back controls. On later model iPods you'll also see a list of the named chapters when you first go into the book/podcast.
One important feature (compared to some alternative tools) is that you can load, edit and save an AAC file any number of times. If you have previously put images and bookmarks into the file, you'll see those on reload, and can edit or remove them at will.
Note that the program doesn't currently work under Vista 64 bit editions.
Chapter Master: http://rightwordsoft.com/products/chaptermaster/chaptermaster.zip
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