untangling_the_web

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~ Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher and RealPlayer 9.0 or higher
~ Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher and Windows Media Player 9.0 or higher
~ Firefox 1.0 or higher and Quicktime 6.0 or higher
For Macintosh Systems
~ Safari 1.0 or higher and Quicktime 6.0 or higher
If your system does not meet these requirements, you can find podcasts and read
the text transcript but you cannot play them. Video podcasts can be downloaded and
played later or opened and played using a multimedia player such as Windows
Media Player or Apple Quicktime. Podzinger supports the following video formats:
mp4, mov, m4v, flv, mpg, or mpeg.
Podzinger
Podzinger Spanish Search
http://www.podzinger.com/
http://www.podzinger.com/index.jsp?il=es
Odeo has been around since 2004 and now boasts over a million audio files, mostly
podcasts from all over the world. It offers both a search and browse option. Users
can either download the file or listen to it in a neat little player at the Odeo site.
There is an option to create an account so that you can subscribe to feeds and save
them at Odeo, but an account is not necessary. The search and categorization
scheme is based upon tags, simple keywords or categories.
Odeo
http://odeo.com/
Podcast.net
Podcast.net has more search options than most podcast search engines. Users can
search by title & description, keyword, location, host, or episodes. I think the location
search is the most useful because you can locate podcasts around the world.
Podcast.net
http://www.podcast.net/
Podscope
Like Podzinger, Podscope transcribes audio from podcasts into searchable text. This
means you can search on words and phrases that occur in the podcast; however, I
found that Podscope's search is not entirely reliable (the search misses some words
that have been transcribed). Nonetheless, it is a valuable podcast search site.
Podcasts play at the site using Flash 8+: simply click on the green play button
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