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Wilfred (顯示個人資料) 2010年6月10日下午12:42:18
I've knocked up a simple website that collects together all the Esperanto podcasts I'm aware of that have RSS feeds. It's not finished yet, but it's in a usable state.
I'd love your feedback. What do you like or not like about the site?
The address is http://www.podkastaro.org/. Check it out.
Cheers!
I'd love your feedback. What do you like or not like about the site?
The address is http://www.podkastaro.org/. Check it out.
Cheers!
qwertz (顯示個人資料) 2010年6月10日下午1:42:51
Dankegon, Wilfred. 
erinja (顯示個人資料) 2010年6月11日下午6:23:18
Maybe you can just post a link to the Ĉina Radio main site? It would be better to give people a link to visit, than not to mention it at all. Some people might like to know that it exists, even if you can't use RSS to pull in the up-to-date podcasts.
I like the video reports they have from time to time. It's cool to see a professionally-done video of a reporter presenting a story in Esperanto.
I like the video reports they have from time to time. It's cool to see a professionally-done video of a reporter presenting a story in Esperanto.
Wilfred (顯示個人資料) 2010年6月11日下午10:21:47
Kojotulo:Fantastic, I utilize podcasts a lot for learning. How did you get the RSS feed for Parolu Mondo to work? It has not been working for me for a few weeks. Anyway, thanks for the resource.I'm not sure, that one just worked. The only sources that have presented problems so far are Radio Esperanto de La Ondo and Vatikana Radio. The site uses caching pretty aggressively, only checking for updates every 6 hours so it's pretty tolerant of slow or unreliable servers (which I think was the problem for Radio Esperanto de La Ondo).
Vatikana Radio presents a particularly dodgy RSS feed, but I think I've got around that now. They have at least three feeds though and I've only found two. Most feeds aren't valid, so perhaps you should find a client that's more forgiving?
erinja:Maybe you can just post a link to the Ĉina Radio main site? It would be better to give people a link to visit, than not to mention it at all. Some people might like to know that it exists, even if you can't use RSS to pull in the up-to-date podcasts.Yep, that would make sense and I've been thinking along those lines. I had a really good look at the Ĉina Radio site and eventually found some mp3 files that were extremely well hidden -- their site is not the simplest website I've visited. If time permits I may set up a web scraper to try to make their content accessible from Podkastaro.
