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Pay no attention to this, it’s just a test.
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Pay no attention to this, it’s just a test.
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Kära Örebroare,
Idag är det inte Halloween.
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The kids are with their grand parents so Linn and I are having our first lunch, just the two of us in forever. Glorious bento! ?
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Thank you for your reply, Daniel. I’m glad you commented on my description of the environment and situation I was in.
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Thank you for your reply, Chris. I’m glad you liked the idea and I agree on how powerful it would be if feed readers picked up the conversations. That kind of integration of post and replies is one of the benefits that the silos has today.
Let me know if you do take the time and make your own microcast.
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Tänk om det var Obama som var POTUS och det var hans twitterkonto som stängts av av en anställd. De som hejar nu hade nog inte gjort det då.
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and tagged it with Microcast Download and listen to Microcast: A question about audio quality of microcasts
Ah, the old chestnut about audio quality of podcasts. So I’ll give my standard answer. If what you’re saying is interesting, audio quality is less important. Asymcar is my goto example for that. And if what you say is not interesting, no level of production value will make me listen longer.
In between is a grey area. So, specifically addressing Henrik’s question, that microcast was perfectly OK, except that once we had dealt with the weather and the question, I had had enough. On all outdoor recording wind noise, handling noise and bumps are the most distressing to me because they are always a shock to my ears. But if I know it is going to be over in three minutes, I can survive.
I’ve recorded outdoors and walking along myself, almost always with either the built-in microphone on the earbuds or else with an external Zoom iQ-6. The Zoom is actually worse, because it is so much more sensitive to wind and handling. A few times, when I was doing Dog Days of Podcasting, I cheated and recorded while walking along only to shadow myself with a decent mic when I got home. That’s fun because you get the spontaneity of unscripted speech with much better sound quality.
Once the voice that I’m listening to is clear, I don’t really sweat it about the quality too much. Thankfully, most microcasts are single-voice, thus avoiding the awful skype encoding mess that ruins many longer-form podcasts. I found this microcast clear and understandable, Henrik, and it was fun to imagine you pushing your baby stroller through the frosted fields of Sweden.
@MrHenko I like the concept of publishing short audio without edit or worrying about equipment. Happy to listen to variety of sound quality.
@johnjohnston Thank you for replying, John!
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and tagged it with Reply That’s a really cool example of displaying comments! I have added a line about you to the IndieWeb comments page, please edit if you have more to add about the displaying behaviour.
Thanks Martijn! It got the idea for this from the P2 theme. I tried it out a week or so ago to try to solve a different problem on my blog and while it didn’t help with its intended purpose, I did really like the inline comments.
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Download and listen to Microcast: On inline comments and indieweb CMSes
That’s a really cool example of displaying comments! I have added a line about you to the IndieWeb comments page, please edit if you have more to add about the displaying behaviour.
@MrHenko That’s a really interesting idea and not something I’d ever considered doing.
@colinwalker I stumbled across it when I tried to solve the auto-titeling of posts thing a week or so ago. One of the themes I tested to see if it would suit my needs where P2, which inlines comments. When I saw it on my page I just loved it so when I reverted to my own homemade theme I just had to implement the inline comments to it.
That’s a really cool example of displaying comments! I have added a line about you to the IndieWeb comments page, please edit if you have more to add about the displaying behaviour.
Thanks Martijn! It got the idea for this from the P2 theme. I tried it out a week or so ago to try to solve a different problem on my blog and while it didn’t help with its intended purpose, I did really like the inline comments.
@MrHenko Very interesting ideas. Fun, also, to see that you still list ADN as a Place to respond.
@jeremycherfas Well, that’s a testament to my lazyness and nothing else. Need to get that out of the theme. I don’t think ADN even exists anymore.
? Chrismas ? ldrich ? liked this on twitter.com.
Henrik, this is an awesome idea, particularly if feed readers can pick it up inline comments and display them all properly.
I came across this randomly, but am glad to have another example of a microcast to follow and taunt me for not taking the time to make one myself.
Thank you for your reply, Chris. I’m glad you liked the idea and I agree on how powerful it would be if feed readers picked up the conversations. That kind of integration of post and replies is one of the benefits that the silos has today.
Let me know if you do take the time and make your own microcast.
Thank you for your reply, Daniel. I’m glad you commented on my description of the environment and situation I was in.
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colinwalker
5 november, 2017 00:03@MrHenko Too late ?
MrHenko
5 november, 2017 00:06@colinwalker Da dum tiss!