If you record your services on CD chances are the audio is broken up into tracks. For those who don’t record digitally, this is a problem when trying to create a podcast. Now you can take all of those annoying little tracks and combine them into one with Merge MP3. Grab it here. (via Lifehacker)
Continue reading...8. April 2008
Several months ago I stumbled upon what I think is the best solution for broadcasting your church service. For many churches, the technicalities of online streaming video is way out of their league and budget. Truthcasting is a phenomenal solution that brings simplicity and economy to the table. They offer [...]
Continue reading...19. July 2007
Podbasket.com is giving away an absolutely free, no strings attached RSS feed service for your sermon MP3 files. All you have to do is upload them to your web host, and then login to Pod Basket to add the URL, Title and Description of your sermon. Post the Feed URL on your website [...]
Continue reading...10. July 2007
I am really impressed at this absolutely free service from MyPodcast.com. For those who don’t know what a podcast is, it is basically a recording that is broadcast over the internet and played on a multitude of devices that subscribe to the broadcast site. With a free account, you get your [...]
Continue reading...21. May 2007
Many pastors have qualms about putting video content on YouTube because of immoral content. I have been on some church websites that will embed a YouTube video on their start page. When the video finishes, YouTube grabs two “relevant” videos from its hugombous stash and advertises them. Sometimes these videos are not what you want [...]
Continue reading...11. May 2007
I know you’ve done it. You’ve gone to another church website and drooled over their ability to stream their sermons online to untold masses worldwide. Get a kleenex and wipe your face, Sermon Player is going to make you smile. They are giving you one solid year of audio streaming [...]
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20. November 2008
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