This week on AtPC: Dave asks the question, “What do you do with old shows? Jim talked about using MediaFire at http://mediafire.com as a potential source for cloud storage. You can find the entire post of show notes and both audio and video at: http://askthepodcastcoach.com/archiving-old-shows-amazon-links-swell Cloud Storage is broken up into 3 categories: 1. Sync – If you update the local file, it is automatically updated in the cloud. Some services offer versioning 2. Backup – Files are backed up at a specific time (hour,day,week, month) and versioning is the norm. You never access these files for use. 3. (New)
Click for more / Podcast Player> This week on AtPC: It was good to be back on Ask the Podcast Coach after a week off for vacation. Big thanks to Ryan Parker from http://foodcraftsman.com who filled in for me while I was out. We as the question, “Should my Podcast be professional or sloppy?” Dave covers the steps of converting audio in iTunes with a live demo. A listener asks us what the best length is for a podcast. A caller asks the question, “I want to podcast, but what now?” Having Skype issues, we cover some steps that might help. You can find the entire
Click for more / Podcast Player> This week on AtPC: We talk how Google is shutting down the social network Orkit, an overview of the Social help tool from http://socialbro.com, Stitcher and Spreaker news, Android Audio, HipChat, some discussion around YouTube End Cards, Dave’s talk at Podcast Movement, some podcast best practices, Audioboo’s support is great on Twitter (@audioboo) and is there an age limit to podcasting? All this and more on this episode. You can find the entire post of show notes and both audio and video at: http://askthepodcastcoach.com/podcast-promotion-social-bro-hip-chat/ Jim’s Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/jcollison Contact the show at jim@theaverageguy.tv Find this and other great Podcasts from
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I love how they go in detail in every episode of the show, didn't know I would enjoy home gadget info so much.
One of the best shows for the home pc enthusiast. I've been listening to it each week for over two years and I'd highly recommend it. Jim and team are very professional and the show is very informative.
This is one podcast you dont want to miss. They may talk alot of tech but they make it so anyone can understand it. Dont get lost in the tech jungle list to what they say and do your research. Subscribe and be treated to a ton of knowlage.
Jim is a nut! A tech nut! Great show for folks looking to scratch their tech itch.
so sorry, seems i left a review under my husband's name of pytheas2.0! LOL! well, now he is subscribed :) but thanks for hosting a great show with a variety of information! I'm a photographer and no where near knowing about techy stuff, so maybe i'll learn a thing or two and impress my husband ;)
Just wanted to let you guys know that this is a good podcast to subsribe to, to get the latest news on the tech scene :) Networking, Phones, Servers. All you need. And they do host giveaways of exciting products every now and then :)
Easily a winner when it comes to knowing their stuff!! These guys always seem to know what I am thinking, and just put the info out there! Keep up the great work, Hands down, the friendliest bunch around!
If you have a connected home, you owe it to yourself to listen to this podcast. The tips, tricks and news save me tons of time from browsing a ton of websites constantly.
Pretty Tech savvy. Thanks!
Very informative and also entertaining - keep up the good work!
