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	<title>Comments on: SNAP!</title>
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		<title>By: Logan</title>
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		<dc:creator>Logan</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Nov 2006 03:41:57 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>On Podcasts - I would probably find a partner to Skype with. Ubercaster's getting okay in being able to record both your own and Skype audio simultaneously. Anywhere else and you'll get a nasty echo. 

Will and I would just record our own audio separately, then e-mail it to whomever's turn it is to edit, use Audacity to edit it. For a mostly spoken-word podcast, it works well enough. Though if it's a one-man show, probably best to never go longer than fifteen minutes. Two-man show, forty-five should be the target. Any longer than that, unless you have a built-in audience of at least a couple hundred (which is still small to podcast standards), and you'll probably get told that it's too long. Shorter's always better.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>On Podcasts - I would probably find a partner to Skype with. Ubercaster&#8217;s getting okay in being able to record both your own and Skype audio simultaneously. Anywhere else and you&#8217;ll get a nasty echo. </p>
<p>Will and I would just record our own audio separately, then e-mail it to whomever&#8217;s turn it is to edit, use Audacity to edit it. For a mostly spoken-word podcast, it works well enough. Though if it&#8217;s a one-man show, probably best to never go longer than fifteen minutes. Two-man show, forty-five should be the target. Any longer than that, unless you have a built-in audience of at least a couple hundred (which is still small to podcast standards), and you&#8217;ll probably get told that it&#8217;s too long. Shorter&#8217;s always better.</p>
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