Full Circle Podcast on YouTube

[RobinC@Amethyst]

http://s.ytimg.com/yt/img/pixel-vfl3z5WfW.gifIn a bold (and some say rash) experiment, the Full Circle Podcast is on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/user/FullCirclePodcast#p/u).

We've created a YouTube channel for the Podcast with two episodes.
* Podcast Episode #11 in individual segments as audio-with-banner,
* Side-Pod #4 in two parts: Part one is the news/opinion section, part 2 is our first Screencast (http://www.youtube.com/user/FullCirclePodcast#p/u/0/mWmBxtpF164) of sorts with some visuals on using Audacity to assemble the podcast.

The reasoning of this is to audition some screen-casting tools (Kazam) and try out PitiVi and Openshot video editors (reviews to follow in the podcast/blog and maybe the magazine). I have a feeling we may be heading back to Cinelarra.

We'd like to do more screen-cast reviews and how-to's if the interest is there.

See:
http://www.youtube.com/user/FullCirclePodcast#p/u
RC

[ronniet]

*Twilight Zone music*

Weird! I was just talking about maybe using YouTube, in my up and coming 'Linux Lab' piece for FCM (starting in #42), to show distros running on old PC's.

For getting FCP out there to 'the masses' you could maybe try some of the online streaming radio sites that are out there, some of them even let you do live 'podcasts' although, having experienced it...

... nah, just kidding, the 'glitches' would probably add even more humour to things! :D

[RobinC@Amethyst]

Ronnie: one step at a time. Streaming would be fun and fraught in equal measure.

Screencasts have some scope worth looking at. RC

[chewit]

Streaming will be amazing, then we dont have to do a semi-live show!

[ronniet]

Ronnie: one step at a time. Streaming would be fun and fraught in equal measure.

Screencasts have some scope worth looking at. RC

Meh, TLLTS have been doing live 2hr shows for years now. And, yes, it's sometimes full of glitches (which they leave in), it adds to the fun of the show. :)