DaBomb
06-12-2006, 06:02 PM
Hi folks, this is DaBomb, host of BURNcast.
Thanks to all our listeners for feedback about our show and for making it the success that it is. NoSpectators hosts the files for BURNcasts of which we are so very, very grateful.
BURNcast is made in .m4a (podcast) format. More than a simple .mp3 file, BURNcast includes embedded photos, links and chapters.
We're very pleased to announce that NoSpectators now offers these podcasts in .mp3 format to enable those who are unable to listen to them otherwise. So, now you can get BURNcast in both .m4a and .mp3 depending on your capability.
To listen in .mp3, simply click on the "listen" on the featured BURNcast episode you wish to hear.
However, for optimum sound quality and improved features, we recommend listening to the podcasts in the .m4a format in which they were created. It's relatively easy to do so: simply use the iTunes player which is available for free and works on both Mac and PC. To download, go to: http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Folks who already have iTunes can listen to the podcasts in it's original .m4a format by subscribing to BURNcast through the iTunes directory.
A special thanks to NoSpectators.com for hosting these podcasts.
For more information about these podcasts visit http://www.burncast.net
Thanks to all our listeners for feedback about our show and for making it the success that it is. NoSpectators hosts the files for BURNcasts of which we are so very, very grateful.
BURNcast is made in .m4a (podcast) format. More than a simple .mp3 file, BURNcast includes embedded photos, links and chapters.
We're very pleased to announce that NoSpectators now offers these podcasts in .mp3 format to enable those who are unable to listen to them otherwise. So, now you can get BURNcast in both .m4a and .mp3 depending on your capability.
To listen in .mp3, simply click on the "listen" on the featured BURNcast episode you wish to hear.
However, for optimum sound quality and improved features, we recommend listening to the podcasts in the .m4a format in which they were created. It's relatively easy to do so: simply use the iTunes player which is available for free and works on both Mac and PC. To download, go to: http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Folks who already have iTunes can listen to the podcasts in it's original .m4a format by subscribing to BURNcast through the iTunes directory.
A special thanks to NoSpectators.com for hosting these podcasts.
For more information about these podcasts visit http://www.burncast.net