My experience as an intern has been technically gentle. I have a Mac Book Pro and the software and Mac operating system made the two way telephony call extremely easy. I have fusionVMware installed with Windows XP so I tried using the Windows software and set up. I quickly moved back to OS 10.5 on my Mac. I understand what the frustrations of the PC world is talking about. I highly recommend that if users want to regularly produce webcasts and make podcasts that they make the investment in an Apple computer.
...not unimportant is your bandwidth! I was struggling sometimes and then realized why when I checked - I'm only getting 768kb upload with my DSL. For me 2 MG would cost more than $300 per month... ahh soon everyone will have good bandwidth...
I was just having a terrible problem with exporting from Audacity to create an mp3 on the Intel Mac. The lame download from the site is fine. The problem is that you don't really know what you need in the end so when Audacity asks you to find it, you don't know what you need.
My question now - so once i get nicecast ready and I log into shoutcast - what do i do to stream. I tried yesterday and didn't hear the stream in sandbox A or B. I figured there must be settings that I needed to enter in Shoutcast to tell I'm ready to stream.
I have created a screencast to show mac users how to set up their headsets for sound, skype and Nicecast. Try the trick described above as well since often if one trick does not work for you another will.
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