Autocast
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Autocasting is an automated form of podcasting that allows bloggers and blog readers to generate audio versions of text blogs from RSS feeds. Autocasting software uses XML parsers, TTS (text-to-speech) engines, and audio conversion utilities to convert text blogs into audio files that can be placed on a blog for download, synchronized to a portable audio device, or played on a desktop computer.
[edit] Related terms
- Podcasting
- Audioblogging
- Blogcasting
- Broadcatching
- Digital audio player
- iPod
- MP3 blog
- RSS (file format)
- web2.0
[edit] External links
- Lists of autocasting directories: Autocasting Directory
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Audio Podcasts • Autocasting • Blogcasting • Commercial Podcast Networks • Mobilecast • Peercasting • Video Podcasts |
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Related articles |
Aggregator • Atom • Godcasting • History of Podcasting • MP3 • Push Technology • RSS • Social Podcasting • Uses of Podcasting |
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