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Podcasting
El podcasting consiste en crear archivos de sonido (generalmente en ogg o mp3) y distribuirlos de manera que permita suscribirse y usar un programa que lo descargue para que el usuario lo escuche en el momento que quiera, generalmente en un reproductor portátil.
ORIGEN DEL TÉRMINO
El término podcasting surge como el acrónimo de las palabras pod y broadcast. Fue sugerido por primera vez entre otros términos, por Ben Hammersley en The Guardian el 12 de febrero de 2004 para describir la posibilidad de escuchar audio en reproductores portátiles. Así, el término pod sugiere portable device, es decir, reproductor portátil y broadcast, emisión de radio o televisión.
Otra acepción de Podcast es: Portable On Demand Broadcast, es decir emisión portable bajo demanda.
Inicialmente referido a las emisiones desde audioblogs, actualmente ya es aceptado para referirse a emisiones multimedia, de video y/o audio.
¿COMO SE ESCUCHA?
La ventaja del podcast es la posibilidad de escucharlo en lugares sin cobertura.Primero hay que descargar el archivo de sonido. A partir de ahí, es algo personal. Se pueden usar programas especiales que leen archivos de índices, descargan la música automáticamente y la transfieren a un reproductor mp3. También se puede optar por escucharlo en el ordenador e incluso, copiarlo en CDs de audio a partir de los archivos mp3 u ogg, dependiendo del formato original.
El día 28 de junio de 2005 Apple lanzó iTunes 4.9 con soporte para Podcasting, lo que provocó que, por primera vez, un software usado por un amplio espectro de la población conociera este nuevo medio de comunicación.
Wiki de podcast-es
PodCastellano
ORIGEN DEL TÉRMINO
El término podcasting surge como el acrónimo de las palabras pod y broadcast. Fue sugerido por primera vez entre otros términos, por Ben Hammersley en The Guardian el 12 de febrero de 2004 para describir la posibilidad de escuchar audio en reproductores portátiles. Así, el término pod sugiere portable device, es decir, reproductor portátil y broadcast, emisión de radio o televisión.
Otra acepción de Podcast es: Portable On Demand Broadcast, es decir emisión portable bajo demanda.
Inicialmente referido a las emisiones desde audioblogs, actualmente ya es aceptado para referirse a emisiones multimedia, de video y/o audio.
¿COMO SE ESCUCHA?
La ventaja del podcast es la posibilidad de escucharlo en lugares sin cobertura.Primero hay que descargar el archivo de sonido. A partir de ahí, es algo personal. Se pueden usar programas especiales que leen archivos de índices, descargan la música automáticamente y la transfieren a un reproductor mp3. También se puede optar por escucharlo en el ordenador e incluso, copiarlo en CDs de audio a partir de los archivos mp3 u ogg, dependiendo del formato original.
El día 28 de junio de 2005 Apple lanzó iTunes 4.9 con soporte para Podcasting, lo que provocó que, por primera vez, un software usado por un amplio espectro de la población conociera este nuevo medio de comunicación.
Wiki de podcast-es
PodCastellano
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