[Web4lib] Podcasting with Skype on Windows

Paul R. Pival ppival at ucalgary.ca
Thu May 25 14:30:22 EDT 2006


Hi Karen, I think you should look at PowerGramo 
(http://www.powergramo.com/) which is free and seems to have no time 
limitations.  When I first started using it it was telling my Skype chat 
partners about it automatically, like a commercial, but I don't recall 
seeing that in quite some time so maybe they've cut that monkey business 
out.  (http://distlib.blogs.com/distlib/2005/12/followup_on_pow.html)   
I was really impressed with the quality and ease of use though - 
definitely worth a look.    My Skype id: callto://libcon  if you want to 
give it a try...


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K.G. Schneider wrote:
> I'm interested in podcasting interviews created in Skype, but am still
> puzzling through how to do this. I found some old tutorials from December
> 2004 that seemed complicated and required purchasing software, but found a
> recent post that suggested using Skype plus Hotrecorder (a basic version of
> which is free). Is this the best solution available and/or have any of you
> tried that combo? I have it running and it looks o.k., but wanted to make
> sure I hadn't overlooked some Amazing New Solution. I also have Audacity
> 1.2.4 though I don't see any tips for using Audacity to do this--I plan to
> use it just to touch up the files. 
>
> Karen G. Schneider
> kgs at bluehighways.com 
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