Incidentally, could you teach me how to post audio posts...? At least give me a hint, as in where do I save it (I have tried, you see), can I save it on my machine or does it need to be saved somewhere on the net?
Hmm. What I do is use audioblogger, but that may not help you. Basically, you go the site and create an account (free) but you record by calling a number in the States, and it posts and stores it for you. It's long distance for me, but I call it from my cell. I imagine it'd probably be really pricey to call from abroad, and it might not work since it uses my phone # as an account #/login.
http://www.audioblogger.com/
However, I've seen audio posts on magazine man's site which are done differently. So after the most probably useless info above, I'll now suggest going to: http://www.archive.org/
It says you have to log in to upload an audio and I'm not sure if there's a fee or anything, but I'm sure it'll be apparent early on.
Your audio file will need to be somewhere on the internet, so people can access it independently of your machine if that makes sense. It's pretty similar to putting an image on your site... it needs to exist somewhere on the web for it to work. HTH
Happy holidays to you too!
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Hmm. What I do is use audioblogger, but that may not help you. Basically, you go the site and create an account (free) but you record by calling a number in the States, and it posts and stores it for you. It's long distance for me, but I call it from my cell. I imagine it'd probably be really pricey to call from abroad, and it might not work since it uses my phone # as an account #/login.
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However, I've seen audio posts on magazine man's site which are done differently. So after the most probably useless info above, I'll now suggest going to:
http://www.archive.org/
It says you have to log in to upload an audio and I'm not sure if there's a fee or anything, but I'm sure it'll be apparent early on.
Your audio file will need to be somewhere on the internet, so people can access it independently of your machine if that makes sense. It's pretty similar to putting an image on your site... it needs to exist somewhere on the web for it to work. HTH
Thanks, I'll try both :)
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