Thursday, November 30, 2006
For Gabcast users
Here are some numbers you can use to dial in to Gabcast, in addition to the 800# (which is listed here as well:
1.800.749.0632 - (USA only)
1.641.696.0518 - (Iowa, USA)
1.647.723.3682 - (East Canada, Toronto)
1.403.775.9947 - (West Canada, Calgary
1.800.749.0632 - (USA only)
1.641.696.0518 - (Iowa, USA)
1.647.723.3682 - (East Canada, Toronto)
1.403.775.9947 - (West Canada, Calgary
Labels: gabcast, podcasting
Wednesday, November 29, 2006
Gabcast
For those of you who witnessed my first-ever problem with Gabcast in the session today (and the rest of you as well, I guess :), here's the word from Gabcast's team:
"It does appear that we have a service interruption with our toll-free number. We are in contact with our provider and are working to resolve the issue. If the issue is not resolved soon we will record a Gabcast News item to notify users."
They were extremely prompt in replying to my inquiry, and again, this is the first time I've had a problem with it. We'll see how it goes tomorrow. ;)
"It does appear that we have a service interruption with our toll-free number. We are in contact with our provider and are working to resolve the issue. If the issue is not resolved soon we will record a Gabcast News item to notify users."
They were extremely prompt in replying to my inquiry, and again, this is the first time I've had a problem with it. We'll see how it goes tomorrow. ;)
Labels: gabcast, podcasting
Friday, October 20, 2006
Audio blogging sites
As reported earlier, Audioblogger is discontinuing its wonderful service, and so we've been evaluating other similar services to see if there is a good replacement out there. So far, the winner is GabCast.
Gabcast has a few features that I liked even better than Audioblogger. Most notably, you call a toll-free 800 number to use the service, making it completely free. They also offer automatic RSS feeds, making this a viable solution for low-end podcasting.
You can hear an example of this in the previous post. This recording was made by just calling an 800 #, entering my channel # and password, and talking! Pretty slick. They even have a nice tool that automatically posts the audio posts to your blog (as shown here). There is a conference call option that sounds pretty neat. Stay tuned for a test of that.
If you know of other (preferrably free) audio blogging sites that have good features, post them here. Thanks!
Gabcast has a few features that I liked even better than Audioblogger. Most notably, you call a toll-free 800 number to use the service, making it completely free. They also offer automatic RSS feeds, making this a viable solution for low-end podcasting.
You can hear an example of this in the previous post. This recording was made by just calling an 800 #, entering my channel # and password, and talking! Pretty slick. They even have a nice tool that automatically posts the audio posts to your blog (as shown here). There is a conference call option that sounds pretty neat. Stay tuned for a test of that.
If you know of other (preferrably free) audio blogging sites that have good features, post them here. Thanks!
Labels: audio blogging, gabcast, podcasting


