Sunday, March 6, 2011

Using a Directory of Podcast Videos




While some video feeds can be found by visiting the



site that hosts them, many more are easier found by



visiting a directory of podcast videos. These podcast



video directories maintain listings of podcasts that have



been submitted to them. They may sort the list



according to region, category, and popularity, helping



visitors find exactly the type of feed they are looking



for. Tech video podcasts can be found, with regular



episodes about technology news. Some video feeds are



experimental podcasts, created by designers interested



in showcasing their work and trying out new forms of



editing and storytelling. There are some feeds that



recreate talk and comedy shows, with interviews every



episode.





A directory of podcast videos can help anyone find new



and interesting podcasts to subscribe to, and it can also



help podcasters advertise their feeds. Rather than



relying on word of mouth advertising and people



stumbling onto the feed, a directory makes it easier for



listeners to find the feed. Directories play the role that



early search engines did, maintaining a list of a



relatively small group of net addresses that otherwise



would not be found.





After looking through a directory of podcast videos and



finding a feed that is appealing, it can be subscribed to



by using a podcast client. A podcast client is a computer



program that checks the RSS file that stores the



information about the feed and downloads the video



files that the video podcast links to. The file can then be



watched by the user on their computer whenever and as



many times as they wish.


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