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Podcasting is distributing audio or video content via RSS 2.0, or Atom. Podcast clients such as iTunes, Juice, or CastPodder(linux) allow listeners to subscribe to your RSS/Atom feed and automatically download your content to their portable audio players as it becomes available.
Comment ça marche
WordPress creates all the necessary links for you!
Podcasting is seamlessly supported as of Wordpress 1.5. Just link to an audio file in one of your posts and WordPress will automatically add the necessary enclosure tag to your RSS2 feed to make it useable as a podcast.
Important: Use a complete, absolute URI when linking to the audio file. Otherwise WordPress will not make an enclosure for it.
Wrong: <a href="my-podcast.mp3">My podcast</a> Right: <a href="http://example.com/my-podcast.mp3">My podcast</a>
That's it — just link to an audio file and WordPress takes care of everything for you.
Well, there is one more step: You need to make your RSS2 feed available. Be sureto put a link somewhere on your page:
http://example.com/wordpress/?feed=rss2
Or, if you're using Atom:
http://example.com/wordpress/?feed=atom
As of WordPress 1.5, the RSS 2.0/Atom links are located on the bottom of the page by default.
To make life easier for iTunes users, consider also linking to your podcast feed with the itpc:// protocol rather than http, e.g.:
itpc://domain.org/path/?feed=atom
iTunes users will then be able to subscribe to your feed with a single click.
Notes:
AddType audio/x-m4a .m4a AddType audio/x-m4b .m4b
To create a dedicated podcast feed:
http://example.com/wordpress/?feed=rss2&category_name=podcasts
Add this to your .htaccess file to make a nice rewrite rule that points visitors directly to your podcasts (assumes you've categorised your podcasts as 'podcasts' as in the example above):
#podcast rewrite RewriteRule ^podcasts/?$ /yourWPsubdirectoryhere/index.php?category_name=podcasts [QSA,L] RewriteRule ^podcasts/feed/(atom|rss2)/?$ /yourWPsubdirectoryhere/index.php?feed=$1&category_name=podcasts [QSA,L]
Now, you can give your podcasts feed as http://example.com/podcasts/feed/rss2 for RSS2 format, or http://example.com/podcasts/feed/atom for Atom format. (If you don't know the difference between the two, give out the first, as RSS2 is generally a bit better supported).
Archive.org can be used to host podcast audio files but archive.org uses re-directs on the file paths it publishes - this confuses WordPress, and consequently, the Podcast publication fails (missing enclosure tag error).
To avoid this error, if you are hosting your audio files on archive.org, you need to add a Custom Field called "enclosure" and paste the full url for the mp3 file in the Value field.
The PodPress plugin is designed to make Podcasting with WordPress as easy as possible.
Features
More Info
Created for the Google Summer of Code 2007, Podcasting brings complete podcasting support to WordPress. Podcasting is focused on making the podcasting experience as simple and bloat free as possible.
Features
For a full run down of all the features in Podcasting's 1.0 state, check out this article.
Podz' Podcasting Quicktag Button instructions add a podcasting quicktag button to your Write Post admin panel.
To use the podcasting quicktag button, follow the directions in the article by opening your quicktags.js file from your /wp-admin folder in a text editor and adding the supplied code. Save and upload your quicktags.js to your site and test it out. In your Write Post panel, have the link ready for your podcast, click the podcasting quicktag button and paste in your link. Done!