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Christopher Carfi has a great write-up on how to turn a $25 USB Flash / MP3 Player into a podcatching system for Windows.
The reason why I wrote $30 up in the title is that I think folks using Doppler (or any other podcatching client for that matter) should go over to their PayPal donation link and drop $5 in the virtual jar.
Hi Steve.
I had the same idea as Christopher. But I programmed a new podcatcher client called “podcatcher on a stick” in python. And it runs even on my 25 EUR low-budget mp3-player : )
Check it out: http://www.podblogger.de/mp3stick
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TITLE: Another Baby Step Forward: A Zero Configuration, All-In-One Podcasting Device For About $25 That My Mom Could Use
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Although I’m not an MacHead, the iPod shuffle did push a couple of buttons for me, especially around the use case of having a device that was intended to be transient in nature and only store a few songs (or
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Another Baby Step Forward: A Zero Configuration, All-In-One Podcasting Device For About $25 That My Mom Could Use
Although I’m not an MacHead, the iPod shuffle did push a couple of buttons for me, especially around the use case of having a device that was intended to be transient in nature and only store a few songs (or
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Hi Steve.
I had the same idea as Christopher. But I programmed a new podcatcher client called “podcatcher on a stick” in python. And it runs even on my 25 EUR low-budget mp3-player : )
Check it out: http://www.podblogger.de/mp3stick
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