Podcasts werden derzeit häufig im MP3-Format in Stereo mit 128-192 kbit/s ausgeliefert (etwas seltener findet man auch das datensparsamere OGG/Vorbis Format).
Bei Podcasts kann(!) jedoch ein datensparsameres Mono-Signal ausreichen
Podcasts werden derzeit häufig im MP3-Format in Stereo mit 128-192 kbit/s ausgeliefert (etwas seltener findet man auch das datensparsamere OGG/Vorbis Format).
Bei Podcasts kann(!) jedoch ein datensparsameres Mono-Signal ausreichen
A list of useful commands for the FFmpeg command line tool.
Download FFmpeg: https://www.ffmpeg.org/download.html
Full documentation: https://www.ffmpeg.org/ffmpeg.html
| # Default Server List for podget | |
| # FORMAT: <url> <category> <name> | |
| # NOTES: | |
| # 1. The Category must be one word without spaces. You may use underscores. | |
| # 2. Any spaces in the urls needs to be converted to %20 | |
| # 3. Disable the downloading of any feed by commenting it out with a #. | |
| # 4. If you are creating ASX playlists, make sure the feed name does not | |
| # have any spaces in it. | |
| # Find more servers at: http://www.ipodder.org/directory/4/podcasts | |
| http://chaosradio.ccc.de/chaosradio_express-latest.rss tech CRE |
| #!/bin/bash | |
| # Programm Bashtuner | |
| # Autor Karsten Weidenfeld | |
| # OS Linux Mint 14, Ubuntu 12.04 | |
| # Abhängigkeiten curl, vlc, zenity, streamripper, at | |
| # Bashtuner ist ein Radio Abspielprogramm das wahlweise Sender aus einer lokalen Favouritenliste | |
| # oder einer Onlineliste abspielt. Es können auch Sender aus der Onlineliste übernommen werden. |
| # YouTube playlist audio retreiver and iTunes-compliant podcast XML generation tool. | |
| # This script will download each video file from the specified YouTube playlist, losslessly extract | |
| # the audio, delete the video, and ultimately produce an iTunes-compliant podcast XML with the | |
| # appropriate metadata, including chapter markers (if provided in the description). If you run the | |
| # script again, only videos that haven't already been converted will be downloaded, allowing you to | |
| # schedule the script to run as often as needed without stressing your internet connection or | |
| # hard drive space. After generating the files and xml, you can easily host them on a local server | |
| # in order to use them with iTunes or your favorite podcast aggregator -- but that's beyond this | |
| # script's jurisdiction. |