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Making church tech understandable.
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126 episodes
since April 24, 2013
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Podcasting: Where to host your RSS feed
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Podcasting: Where to host your RSS feed
This is actually a long running debate between the two oldest podcast media hosts. On one side, Blubrry says that you should retain control of your RSS fee…
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Podcasting: Three podcast images
On today’s Tech Help for Churches, three podcast images
Once you get it all set up, podcasting can be really easy to do. Still, there are always tweaks, things to learn, and details that can add to your podcast. That’s what this episode is about.
Mo…
Should your church use YouTube or podcast?
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Should your church podcast or use YouTube?
Here are some things to consider:
-Cost–When you consider how much it costs to upload and maintain files, YouTube is the clear winner with a cos…
Podcasting: File compression and audio compression
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http://TrinityDigitalMedia.com/thfc On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Podcasting: File compression and audio compression
People use a single term (compression) for two different things: file compression and audio compre…
Podcasting: What is podfading and how you can know if you’re about to do it?
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, What is podfading and how you can know if you’re about to do it
Your podcast may be in danger, not from outside forces, necessarily (although they …
Podcasting: Should you podcast in mono or stereo?
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Podcasting: Should you podcast in mono or stereo?
Normally, I’m all for the latest tech, but sometimes an older solution is actually better. Believe it or not, that’s why m…
My Podcasting Workflow
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, my podcasting workflow
How does someone who started podcasting in 2005 make four shows a week? In the last several years, I’ve gone from producing one audio show sporadically to making four each week. How?…
Podcasting: Using Apple’s new Podcasts Connect service
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Podcasting: Using Apple’s new Podcasts Connect service
For years, since the beginning of the iTunes podcast directory really, a podcast producer had to submit their pod…
Podcasting: The Type of Professional Microphone you shouldn’t use
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Podcasting: The Type of Professional Microphone you shouldn’t use
Most of the time, professional gear is best, but this time, in this unique situation, ther…
Podcasting: Creating Local Podcasts
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On today’s Tech Help for Churches, Podcasting: Creating Local Podcasts
The advantage of podcasts is that they’re not geographically locked, they’re time-shifted, and easily consumed.
For some churches, the international availability…
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