Monthly Archives: May 2016

1966 Phone Talk

May 30, 2016PodcastAbsolutely Fabulous, Adobe Acrobat, Aidan Davis, Australia, Birmingham Conservatoire, Book signing, Britain's Got Talent, Britain's Got Talent (series 3), Britain's Got Talent (series 4), Campaign financeTomWiles

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 44:14 — 40.5MB)

English: Phone at MKW. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

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1965 Part Two Of A Very Long Podcast

May 17, 2016PodcastDepartment for Transport, Dublin, Eastern Time Zone, Garda Síochána, Institute of Advanced Motorists, Local government, Signage, Speed limit, Street furniture, Traffic signTomWiles

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 25:11 — 23.1MB)

Example variable speed limit sign in the Unite... — Example variable speed limit sign in the United States. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

This is the final 25:10 of probably my longest podcast ever. I pushed my recording software of choice, Adobe Audition 1.5 to its absolute limits.

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1965 Part One Of A Very Long Podcast

May 17, 2016PodcastBeer Judge Certification Program, Béjaïa, Bluehost, Bock, Brewing, Cape Town, DVD, iTunes, Podcast, twitterTomWiles

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 3:09:07 — 173.2MB)

Codificació mp3 de la gravació d'unes castanyo... — Codificació mp3 de la gravació d’unes castanyoles, realitzada amb l’ajuda d’un editor d’àudio(Adobe Audition). (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

I have finally pushed my podcast recording software of choice — Adobe Audition 1.5 — to its very limits. I now know that I cannot render an MP3 file longer than 3:09:07. I’m surprised I haven’t ran into this limitation before. But now I know. So, this is part one. Part two, the final 25:10 is rendered into a separate MP3 file and will be podcasted in it’s own post. So if you find you are missing something, come back and find the other part of the file, it will be in the very next entry.

Foundation of Human Understanding