"podcast"

I have been trying to create a "podcast" list of audio MP3 and WMA programs.
I am gathering that this technique is very similar if not identical to an
RSS feed.

I have seen how to create the xml file that contains the feed info and have
done and tested that, but what happens now?
Do I just inform I-Tunes and Yahoo etc. that this file is available and
where to find it? Then magic happens? Is that all there is to it?
The info I have located on the web about this technique pertains to Blogging
and while similar, it's a little different in how it's gets presented.

ALso perhaps more importantly, how can I also show the same list on my own
page? Do I have to write an identical HTML page or is there a shortcut that
will display the XML list on an HTML page?

And finally, to save me all the work, does anyone make a utility that can
take a folder full of ASX files and convert them to an XML list?

So many questions....

[Jeff Cochran]

On Sun, 6 Aug 2006 19:24:17 -0700, <ch*********@noemail.nospamwrote:

>I have been trying to create a "podcast" list of audio MP3 and WMA programs.
I am gathering that this technique is very similar if not identical to an
RSS feed.

I have seen how to create the xml file that contains the feed info and have
done and tested that, but what happens now?
Do I just inform I-Tunes and Yahoo etc. that this file is available and
where to find it? Then magic happens? Is that all there is to it?
The info I have located on the web about this technique pertains to Blogging
and while similar, it's a little different in how it's gets presented.

ALso perhaps more importantly, how can I also show the same list on my own
page? Do I have to write an identical HTML page or is there a shortcut that
will display the XML list on an HTML page?

And finally, to save me all the work, does anyone make a utility that can
take a folder full of ASX files and convert them to an XML list?

So many questions....

And so few of them have anything to do with Classic ASP or
scripting... Like none.

Followups reset.

Jeff

Thanks Jeff, the world is a better place now...

"Jeff Cochran" <je*********@zina.comwrote in message
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On Sun, 6 Aug 2006 19:24:17 -0700, <ch*********@noemail.nospamwrote:

>>I have been trying to create a "podcast" list of audio MP3 and WMA
programs.
I am gathering that this technique is very similar if not identical to an
RSS feed.

I have seen how to create the xml file that contains the feed info and
have
done and tested that, but what happens now?
Do I just inform I-Tunes and Yahoo etc. that this file is available and
where to find it? Then magic happens? Is that all there is to it?
The info I have located on the web about this technique pertains to
Blogging
and while similar, it's a little different in how it's gets presented.

ALso perhaps more importantly, how can I also show the same list on my own
page? Do I have to write an identical HTML page or is there a shortcut
that
will display the XML list on an HTML page?

And finally, to save me all the work, does anyone make a utility that can
take a folder full of ASX files and convert them to an XML list?

So many questions....

And so few of them have anything to do with Classic ASP or
scripting... Like none.

Followups reset.

Jeff