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Create, upload and manage podcasts right from your desktop with a couple of clicks. Add a new outlet for your news with virtually no effort.
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Podcasting: Push your news to listeners' media players.
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Podcasting is exploding. All over the world radio listeners are seeking out their favourite radio programs and having them delivered automatically to their iPods and computers so they can listen to them on their own time.
Learn more about podcasting basics
News and talk leading the way
Newscasts, interviews, feature reports and post-game shows are ideal podcast material. The podcasting revolution is being led by broadcasters who take their content seriously and offer engaging programming listeners seek out. Highlight your reporting talent and establish your newsroom as the source of record by putting your content on listeners' media players.
Simple production
Burli makes it simple for your staff to podcast any audio in the system: they simply click on it, select the 'Podcast' command, and watch it upload. Title, date, summary and other information can be added manually by the user or created automatically by Burli based on configurable pre-sets.
Automatic podcasting
Want to podcast regular programming? Set Burli to automatically record a copy of one or many regular broadcasts as they go out, and then upload them as podcasts within a second or two. With Burli your latest bulletin can always be available as a podcast completely automatically.
iTunes Compatability
It's not the only podcasting system, but iTunes has brought it to the masses. Burli's podcasts are fully iTunes compatible so you know the material you upload can be accessed by millions of iTunes and iPod users worldwide.
Complete solution
Burli's podcast feauture does more than just upload MP3 files to the Internet. It creates a complete standards-complaint XML summary, ID3 metadata and uploads it all to the Internet. Burli even includes extended management options like automatically replacing old podcasts, embargoing a podcast, even embedding an image (for display on newer iPod screens).
About Podcasting
Podcasting is a way for listeners to subscribe to radio programs and have them delivered to their computers automatically. The listener puts a free program (iTunes, iPodder) on their computer which then watches the Internet for the latest edition of a given radio show. When it finds an new episode it automatically downloads it to the computer or - more often - to an iPod or similar media player, meaning the user always has the latest episode. Despite the name, no iPod is actually required to listen to most podcasts. The audio itself is usually an MP3 file with some extra formatting and can be any length from a few seconds to an hour or more.
Podcasting began as a way for amateurs to produce and distribute radio shows very cheaply, usually with bedroom-produced shows about their hobbies or special interests. Many podcasts now come from professional producers, mainly at public and talk radio stations. Listeners are quickly finding that podcasting means they can hear their favourite radio shows at a time that suits them. The most popular podcasts are specialty programs (science, politics, technology, specialist music etc.), interviews and newscasts. |
More details
If you'd like more information about Burli's podcasting capabilites, please contact the Burli reseller in your area. Or reach us directly at sales@burli.com
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