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• How to Remove Noise from Your Podcasts with Audacity

  

  14 Nov 2011 by Brian Nelson  

  Easily the most important aspect of your podcast, aside from its content, is audio quality. Poorly recorded or edited podcasts are impossible to listen to for any length of time, and bad sound quality will drive away your listeners no matter the value of the content you’re delivering. One of the most common problems for podcasters is ‘hissing’ or noise caused by equipment or pro...

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• How to Create an Audio Podcast with Professional-Quality Sound

  

  17 Oct 2011 by Brian Nelson / 1 Comment 

  Podcasting is a fun and increasingly popular form of online entertainment that has seen steady gains in the number of viewers in recent years. Companies like TWiT and Revision 3, homes of Leo LaPorte and Kevin Rose of Tech TV fame, have shown that fully web-hosted television is a viable business model. Interestingly, many of the most popular podcasts are nothing more than a few people at a desk, a...

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• How to Enable Crossfading and Auto Volume Leveling in Windows Media Player 12

  

  12 Apr 2010 by Evan Wondrasek / 7 Comments 

  One thing I noticed while using the new Windows Media Player 12 (which comes pre-installed with Windows 7) was that the options to enable crossfading and auto volume leveling appeared to be missing. After doing a little searching, I found that the options were still available but they were now hidden in an unusual location. Enabling Crossfading and Auto Volume Leveling To gain access to the audio ...

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• Review: Logitech ClearChat Pro USB Headset

  

  31 Aug 2009 by Reis Pritchard / 2 Comments 

  Logitech is a big name when it comes to PC accessories, so looking for a headset with their name on it was what introduced me to the Logitech ClearChat Pro USB Headset.  I read through dozens of reviews for this headset, and collected the same basic good and bad points from each website.  Now that I’ve had the chance to use the headset personally, I will provide you with a thorough and unb...

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• Use Pandora Without a Browser with OpenPandora

  

  28 Aug 2009 by Evan Wondrasek / 7 Comments 

  Pandora Radio, the online radio station that creates personalized stations based on your musical tastes, can be used outside of pandora.com with the open-source application OpenPandora.  OpenPandora is a quick download (700 kb) and gives you all of the standard functionality of Pandora Radio with several additional features. Hide to Tray with Full Control OpenPandora can be minimized to the syst...

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