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Win XP Podcast Tutorial

A computer running Windows XP or later (this tutorial is based around Windows XP but, aside from some cosmetic differences, the processes are identical for Vista users). • A microphone (many computers have a microphone built in – especially modern laptops which may also have a built-in webcam that can be used to capture video of you presenting your narration. If your computer does not have built in microphone, you will need an external microphone to record narration (a headset microphone or pair of headphones is useful when you are recording your voice as it will limit the feedback that can occur if the microphone picks up the output of desktop speakers).

• A digital stills and/or video camera to capture images and movies for inclusion in your rich media podcasts. Obviously, this equipment is only necessary if you wish to create podcasts with images or video. If you are just creating audio podcasts, you really just need a computer and a microphone. Sofware • Windows Movie Maker which is a video editing application and is included with the Windows XP operating system. • Audacity which is an audio recording and editing application. • is is a freely available piece of sofware that is developed by a talented and enthusiastic team. It is widely used and the developers regularly update and improve its features. You can download it from: • You can also download LAME, a component to allow you export mp3 files from Audacity, from: • Note: Audacity is also available for Mac OS X and Linux.

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