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How To Podcast Using WordPress
The next step is podcasting. It's the level from blogging. While blogging is carried out by a swarm of pajama-clad normal people, podcasting is performed by a large portion of these individuals, but less often in pajamas in front of a digital or audio recording machine. The short segments are recorded and then released via RSS 2.0 or Atom to their websites generally a blog. Viewers and listeners can download podcasts via podcast clients. A good podcast client (for instance, Juice, CastPodder, or iTunes) can allow users to sign up to the RSS/Atom feed of your favorite podcasters and instantly download the podcast content to either a computer or portable audio player as new episodes are made available.
The majority of podcast ers produce their content in MP3 or MP4 audio or video files and upload themto the internet, linking to the files in the blog post. Users can then click the button to download the content even if they're not subscribed automatically to the RSS or Atom feed. The problem has never been getting the content to the web page, but in making the content work through the feed systems. WordPress usually will automatically incorporate new podcasting data in your RSS/Atom feeds. This makes it easier for you to publish content and for your users to subscribe to that content.


For the majority of users, WordPress 1.5 and above will podcast quickly and easily. When you embed an audio file within a WordPress post using the full URL address, it adds it to the RSS/Atom feed and makes it possible to use it as a podcast. Make sure you include a full URL:

Wrong: My podcast

Right: My podcast

Your last step is to place an URL for your RSS/Atom feed on your page. By default, the feeds will be on the lower right of the WordPress page. The link should look something like this in case you're using RSS

In earlier versions of WordPress the automated links functioned for posts only, but not for static pages. Because WordPress requires accurate information regarding file size, if you change a linked file you should ensure that you republish the post with the link. In the event that you've hyperlinked to a document that for whatever reason isn't fully accessible via your blog the podcast won't work properly when it's up since WordPress won't have the correct data on the size of the file.

For Apache servers, as well as others that utilize the .htaccess file, you'll have create a new directive the configuration files or .htaccess file to allow your server's ability to identify podcast documents (m4a and m4b) correctly. It's as easy as adding this line in the file you're using:

Here's my website: https://podjuicy.com