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Για ποιοτικές εγγραφές σε ipod.
You can use anything with a microphone and a recording medium to create a podcast, since they're essentially sound files like any other. Still, if you're getting serious about podcasting, you need something that's portable and battery powered with good sound and the ability to record from both XLR and 1/4-inch cables. A little speaker wouldn't hurt either, for playing back interview snippets in the field
The Podcast Studio uses the iPod's voice recording feature, so it records into WAV as opposed to MP3. The upside to this approach is that once the file syncs onto your computer via iTunes, you can edit in WAV and then compress to MP3. If the Podcast Studio recorded in MP3, you'd need to compress twice before uploading
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/01/ces-belkin-podc.html
You can use anything with a microphone and a recording medium to create a podcast, since they're essentially sound files like any other. Still, if you're getting serious about podcasting, you need something that's portable and battery powered with good sound and the ability to record from both XLR and 1/4-inch cables. A little speaker wouldn't hurt either, for playing back interview snippets in the field
The Podcast Studio uses the iPod's voice recording feature, so it records into WAV as opposed to MP3. The upside to this approach is that once the file syncs onto your computer via iTunes, you can edit in WAV and then compress to MP3. If the Podcast Studio recorded in MP3, you'd need to compress twice before uploading
http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2008/01/ces-belkin-podc.html
