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Re: Default Encodings details

Sat, Nov 14, 2009 7:07am GMT

Previously George Bray wrote:   Uni Utah has them here . Hi. Could you send me pcp encodings editor? The link doesn't work.

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Re: WWDC '08

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

Great idea Bill, I'll be in that. George

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WWDC '08

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

Who all is heading to WWDC '08?  Maybe we can all hookup and have a drink and discuss what we have found with PcP. Bill Christie  

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Re: Podcast Producer versus QT Broadcaster

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

cold hearted orb that rules the night removes the colors from our sight red is grey and yellow white but we decide which is right and which is an illusion (moody blues early '70) Go and search where the solution is and not where the light is.

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MPEG-2 and Podcast Producer 2

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

Podcast Producer's lack of support for all of apples own Quicktime components, specifically MPEG-2, and the ability to use third party components has been a heartbreaking problem. I've hope that Podcast Producer 2 in Snow Leopard may have greater support for other Quicktime components. Has anyone seen information indicating this? Or perhaps have a Snow Leopard dev seed they've been playing with and could verify? Right now I'm hacking a solution using 3rd party encoding software (mencoder, MP4Box) and ending up using virtually none of podcast producers actual fuctions besides submitting a file to a workflow.

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Re: Podcast Producer versus QT Broadcaster

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

I saw this and have to respond. For events, we have two components.  If the customer desires, we can broadcast the event live (e.g. QTSS, Real, Windows Media).  At the same time, we record, then edit (maybe), and then publish the 'archived' version of the program ( for which we can use PcP.  

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Re: Podcast Producer 2 and Snow Leopard

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

Hurray! Radio silence is broken. The setup is much easier, in fact there's a quick setup option that turns on all the required services, configures them and adds the correct users. The workflow editor (podcast composer) is fantastic, there are many options inside.  Apple really listened to feedback on this. There are the standard encoders for iPhone, AppleTV and Desktop, and you can add your own with Compressor. You can use Xgrid in the normal way, or use Qmaster and Compressor for processing workflows. The lastest documentation is here http://www.apple.com/server/macosx/resources/documentation.html There are many changes in this version, so it would be prudent to wait a while to see if there are any bugs to be fixed in the first version of PcP2.  Start up a different server as a test, and cut over to it when you're happy it works as well as PcP1.

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Re: Podcast Producer 2 and Snow Leopard

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

I imagine that the setup of it won't change, since the hardest part of it is setting up xgrid. I'm pretty psyched about the gui editor. The learning curve won't be as high when I'm trying to teach others to make workflows. I hope that there is a tool to edit the encoding schemes built-in.

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Re: test - ignore

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

ahh,, that's better now.

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test - ignore

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

Looks like the RSS feeds around here aren't updating.

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Re: Behind the scenes

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

Thanks for your kind words about the site. It's interesting how it has grown in such a short time, a testament to everyone who's contributed here. Plone was a good choice for a CMS, mainly for the in-browser tools you get for editing longer documents. (If you change your preferences to use "FCK Editor" it's much more functional). I also didn't want a PHP-based site that needed to have security updates every week. I do need to update the plone version here, and possibly the forum software. Over the last year we've found a couple of anomalies with it that could be better - whitespace in the posts are converted to &nbsp's which is a bit cooky, but looks OK in the RSS feeds. It would be nice if there was some way to be notified by email when a new post is made on a thread you started - can't see a way to do that in Plone. My initial reason for starting the site was to have an easily searchable archive for everything technical about PcP. Our team at ANU are implementing a large system, and this inevitably means getting much deeper into the product than regular sources allow. Of course, Apple's mailing list and support forum are also good sources if you're tracking some crazy error message or need a wider exposure to your problem. Yes, there's lots of traps with conflicting documentation with Plone. The products area used to have a feature to limit search results for, say, v3 compatible products only. This seems to be gone now, so you need to specifically look for v3 compatibility when assessing a product to add to your site.  The only other advice on setting up a plone site is to do one product at a time, and test the functionality well. If you go crazy adding lots of products and it breaks, you just have to start again. Figuring out how to fix something under the hood in plone is very hard and usually a waste of time.  Stick with popular, recent, well-supported products for your plone site.  The plone-users mailing list is also a great resource for this work, many friendly helpful people there.   George

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Re: Art "0" returned score "0" for agent

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

I've had the same problem. Fixed it by suggestions in this thread. Thank you, guys. 

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Art "0" returned score "0" for agent

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

Hello,   I'm new to Podcast Producer, and i'm trying to it up and working... But when I submit my podcast, it is made available to my agents but nothing go on... Jobs are pending and I can see in the job log this last message :   art "0" returned score "0" for agent . Do you have any idea of what's going wrong ? My server is in 10.5.3 and my clients are 10.5.4. Thank you !

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Re: Web Front End does not publish Title or Description

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

wow, this thing has been bugging me for ages! And the thing is, I never usually put spaces in the filenames. D'oh. Thanks for letting us know that little tidbit.   cheers, Dave

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Re: 10.5.4 Xgrid Failure

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

Just got this off the mailing list and it worked great.  Problem solved!! "Not sure this will help but it did help me with the same problem as yours, delete the pcastserverd.plist on the shared file system and cp a copy from /Library/Preferences/com.apple.pcastserverd.plist back to the shared file system. Restart Podcast Producer.  "    

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Re: 10.5.4 Xgrid Failure

Fri, Nov 13, 2009 1:01am GMT

 thanks for recording the solution here Steve.

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Custom Essay

Wed, Nov 11, 2009 12:27pm GMT

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Re: Podcast Producer Workflow Tutorial

Wed, Nov 11, 2009 12:25pm GMT

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Keeping Statistics with workflows...

Mon, Nov 9, 2009 3:30pm GMT

I have not seen any good way to get statistics from podcast producer I or II.  So two questions: a) is anyone using a custom work flow to create statistics and if so how? b) if folks are keeping usage statistics how are you doing it and what are you collecting? Thanks!  

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Input files with Episode Encoder

Mon, Nov 9, 2009 1:20pm GMT

We are using Podcast Producer and creating Podcasts on the Mac is straight forward enought. Our organisation is 80% Windows so input will be either mpg or wmv and so installed Episode Encoder to assist this. The documentation says Episode Encoder supports WMV9 in and out.  We can output WMV9 files but still can't input.   We can input mpg files but the video output starts the audio track of the input video at the start of the Intro sequence, combined with the audio of the Intro. Is anyone out there in the community having any issues like this and can offer any solutions? Thanks Ross

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