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[TPN] The Friday Rock Show #126

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TPN Rock – The Friday Rock Show #126 (MP3 30.8 mb 33 minutes 42 second) [audio:http://rock.thepodcastnetwork.com/audio/tpn_rock_friday_20080418_126.mp3] Download MP3 – Show Notes – RSS Feed This was second of the scheduled ‘live recording’ shows where you can have an early preview of TPN Rock’s Friday Rock Show by loading up the stream – don’t worry if you missed it, I’ll post up a reminder for next week’s time on Thursday. The show itself is definitly a happy bouncing one, and full of some strong anthems and melodies. One to clear the floor beforehand so you can start moshing away. Enjoy! I’d

Tune In To TPN Rock’s Friday Rock Show (Live) Tomorrow

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Last week, at rather short notice, I decided to stream my recording of TPN Rock – possible because I record the show as if it was live, playing and listening to all the music in real time. It’s not that difficult to do, just another cable from the recording MiniDisc (which takes the output from the mixing board) into the soundcard and through to a streaming music server. So, the place is here http://spring.wavestreamer.com:5819/listen.m3u or http://spring.wavestreamer.com:5819/listen.pls) and the time, is, well that’s going to need a bit of working out… 1530 Friday, UK (Summer Time). 1030 Friday, US (East Coast),

Turmoil at the TPN Servers

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A quick heads up to all you who like to listen to my voice on the various podcasts from The Podcast Network that I do… I just informed the TPN hosts that the techs and I have decided to re-build the TPN servers from scratch over the course of the next week. Why would we do this?? Have we gone craaaazy? Over the last week, it’s become evident that the TPN servers are completely frakked. Every time we fix something, it breaks down somewhere else. In order to break out of this recursive loop, we’re going to build some brand

TPN Rock Live – Streaming and Podcasting Together

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One of the rules I have when I do my music show podcasts is that I always do it live. No skipping through the music tracks I’m playing. After all if they don’t hold my attention, how can I expect them to hold the attention of the listeners. The ability to go live, against the clock, is a very useful one, both for podcasting and broadcasting in general, but in many presentational areas in life. It also means that when I had the idea to hook the output of the sound board back into the laptop so I could stream