Showing posts with label web audio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web audio. Show all posts

Friday, January 23, 2009

January 4, 2009 - nyGovTech - Pick our player

TechTalkers, we need your help! Everyone has different browsers and preferences when it comes to listening to web audio. Below are a few options we've come up with for bringing TechTalk audio to you.

NY GovTech is held at the Brooklyn Marriott each year. Tom had the opportunity to interview the show's organizer, a local vendor an winner of CIO of the Year for NYC agencies.

Here are a few options. While we may need to use more than one because of different browsers, let us know which one(s) you like. Here are your choices:


A)Google Reader Player


B) Yahoo! Player


C)Odeo Player


For those of you not able to listen to the live show, here is the show.
hosted @ archive.org


D) Internet Archive Player




E) Strictly links, thanks -->
[ Listen | Download ]


F) Yahoo! Player #2 - You see play button by the above link? Click on that and see what happens. If not...are you using Safari?

Now, let us know what you think. We are going to rank these on the five star system. You know the drill. Leave comments on hiccups or reasons why your selection the one of the ones we need to incorporate.




Link of the week: How to embed players for your audio files

Monday, October 13, 2008

October 19, 2008 - Jeff Paul on "Tagging the Web's Audio & Video"

Jeff Paul will be on the show October 19 to talk with Tom about tagging the web's audio and video. Instead of just telling you about it, Jeff set us up with a couple of links. One about his company and a tagged TechTalk about Cloud Computing.

Ever want to navigate audio and video on the web like you do with a CD or a DVD. This can benefit anyone that publishes audio or video to the web.

More about Veotag

Be sure to come back after the show for the show's Week In Review with tech news you can use.

[UPDATE 10/20 - TechTalk Week In Review]