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HuffDuffer: like the Tumblr of podcasting
Making a podcast can be a pain in the butt. Most of them are distributed via RSS or Atom, to make it as easy as possible for listeners to get new episodes. What if you want to save a bunch of audio as a podcast, but lack the technical expertise or the patience to make an RSS feed for it? Or what if you know how, but you just don't want to bother? Well, that's why there's Huffduffer. Huffduffer will stitch audio files into a podcast for you, and put them into an RSS feed automatically. You can add your own styff, or throw together some of the great "inspiration" that's already on Huffduffer. They've linked some of the best free content on the web, like TED talks and This American Life. To make things even easier, there's a browser bookmarklet you can save, to easily Huffduff any interesting audio you run across. I'm already thinking of Huffduffer as the Tumblr of podcasting: good concept, great ease of use, definitely worth checking out.
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Jeremy Keith said 6:15PM on 10-28-2008
Glad you like it, Jay. I built Huffduffer to scratch my own itch (because it is, as you say, such a pain to create an RSS feed by hand) so it's really gratifying to find out that the service is useful for other people too.
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tomasboudr said 2:56PM on 10-29-2008
I know my DJ friend will like this.
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