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Podcasting
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08.14.05How to modify your Nokia headset to accept your favourite headphonesI am syncing my podcasts onto my mobile. I have found the perfect software MP3-player. The final step in my quest to make a good device for podcast listening out of my Nokia 6630. I am now modifying my Nokia Handsfree set to accept standard headphones. All I have to do is to open the little box containing the mic and mount a standard minijack connector. By doing it that way I will keep both the mic and the button that lets you answer calls. Note All the pictures in this guide can be clicked to give you a closer look. And, for ...
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08.05.05My brief encounter with a Creative Zen TouchI recently bought a Creative Zen Touch. My plan was to use it for podcast listening, audiobooks and music. A good price, 24 hour battery life and a nice and sturdy construction tempted me. As my regular readers may know, I run a quite advanced media system at home, built on Windows Media Center Edition. The only reason for not buying an Apple iPod was that I wanted a player that could communicate as seamless as possible with my existing media. The Zen Touch plays WMA including the files with DRM. According to all the reviews I found a firmware ...
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06.23.05Eirikso on the Mediacenter ShowIan Dixon's brilliant Media Center Show has reached episode #14. And this time he's had a chat with the admin of eirikso.com. That happens to be... me... As a modest geek that spent years of education to make sure he always could stay behind the camera I am honoured to guest the show. I was invited to talk about the little roundup I did of different media center softwares. We had a nice chat about that, and a lot of other digital media related issues. Pick up your player or listen directly on your computer This is dedicated content for the people that ...
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06.01.05How to listen to podcasts on your mobile phoneI have a Nokia 6630 mobile phone. It has a memory card. It can play MP3. So, for me it is perfect for listening to podcasts. Update: I have installed a third party MP3-player to enhance my listening experience. Link. Update2 I have modified my Nokia headset to accept regular headphones. You need: 1. A cellphone that can play MP3 and has a memory card 2. iPodder or a similar software 3. Windows Media Player 10 4. A card reader for the memory card of your phone This is the basic concept: Continue Reading...