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==Step 1: Create your show.==
 
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*Step 1: Create your show.*


Well, this is pretty simple to understand, process wise: grab
Well, this is pretty simple to understand, process wise: grab
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direct from the CD, right? Right.)
direct from the CD, right? Right.)


*Step 2: Create your mp3.*
==Step 2: Create your mp3==


Take the WAV file that is your show from Step 1, and transform
Take the WAV file that is your show from Step 1, and transform
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mp3.
mp3.


*Step 2a: Create your album art.*
===Step 2a: Create your album art===


At the moment, there's no RBRadio art. Possibly some enterprising soul
At the moment, there's no RBRadio art. Possibly some enterprising soul
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fyi.
fyi.


*Step 3: Tag your mp3.*
==Step 3: Tag your mp3==


So, having got your mp3 and any album art, make sure and update the
So, having got your mp3 and any album art, make sure and update the
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Genre: whatever's appropriate.
Genre: whatever's appropriate.


Comment: In this section, include the playlist for the show.
Comment: In this section, include the playlist for the show. I like to use "Artist - Song Title (Album)", but it's up to you.
  I like to use "Artist - Song Title (Album)", but it's
  up to you.


If you're using Tag & Rename, you'll see an "Art" panel on the right
If you're using Tag & Rename, you'll see an "Art" panel on the right
of the tag editor. Click on Add, and link your image.
of the tag editor. Click on Add, and link your image.


*Step 4: Create an authenticated area*
==Step 4: Create an authenticated area==


Follow the pubcookie instructions. The short format of those are:
Follow the pubcookie instructions. The short format of those are:
Create a directory off your public_html - call it something like
Create a directory off your public_html - call it something like
podcast, or radio, or ![[Rbwiki_MrKiplingsFlyingElephantSupplies|MrKiplingsFlyingElephantSupplies]]. I don't
podcast, or radio, or MrKiplingsFlyingElephantSupplies. I don't
care. In that directory, create a .htaccess file, with the following
care. In that directory, create a .htaccess file, with the following
contents:
contents:


![[Rbwiki_PubcookieAppID|PubcookieAppID]] pod  Authtype pubcookie
PubcookieAppID pod  Authtype pubcookie
 
require valid-user
require valid-user


Set the permissions on the dir and the file correctly, and you're
Set the permissions on the dir and the file correctly, and you're
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think.
think.


*Step 5: Upload your mp3.*
==Step 5: Upload your mp3==


Put your mp3 file in the dir you created in Step 4. Take note of its size.
Put your mp3 file in the dir you created in Step 4. Take note of its size.


*Step 6: Create your RSS XML file.*
==Step 6: Create your RSS XML file==


Take a look at ~sandman/public_html/podcast/rbradio.xml for a
Take a look at ~sandman/public_html/podcast/rbradio.xml for a
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Put this file in the directory from Step 4.
Put this file in the directory from Step 4.


*Step 7: Link to your RSS file.*
==Step 7: Link to your RSS file==


The last part is the simplest. Just create a link off an index.html
The last part is the simplest. Just create a link off an index.html
file in the directory from Step 4: I like the following format:
file in the directory from Step 4: I like the following format:


<a title="RSS 2.0: Use this link with your favorite RSS newsreader
<a title="RSS 2.0: Use this link with your favorite RSS  
for grabbing the podcast. I think." href="rbradio.xml"
newsreader for grabbing the podcast. I think." href="rbradio.xml"  
style="border:1px solid;border-color:#FC9 #630 #330 #F96;padding:0
style="border:1px solid; border-color:#FC9 #630 #330 #F96;  
3px;font:bold 10px verdana,sans-serif;color:#FFF;background:#F60;
padding:03px; font:bold 10px verdana,sans-serif; color:#FFF;  
text-decoration:none;margin:0;">
background:#F60; text-decoration:none; margin:0;"> RBRadio </a>
RBRadio
</a>


This creates a nice orange box, which seems to be the standard for
This creates a nice orange box, which seems to be the standard for
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"rbradio.xml" to your own .xml file, and away you go.
"rbradio.xml" to your own .xml file, and away you go.


*Step 8: Listen to your file.*
==Step 8: Listen to your file.==


Oh now come on, you don't expect me to do this, do you? I don't
Oh now come on, you don't expect me to do this, do you? I don't
know how to use any players other than Winamp (download ![[Rbwiki_CoverTAG|CoverTAG]])
know how to use any players other than Winamp.
and foobar (download ![[Rbwiki_AlbumArt|AlbumArt]]).
 
 
 
 
 
 
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