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Title: Podcast - Question For Vista or Windows Firefox Users Post by: nChrist on April 20, 2009, 12:19:49 AM I keep seeing this term on some of the news I subscribe to and thought I would finally ask something about it. It appears to be subscribed media - something like Itunes - except I'm seeing the term as free offers from Christian Providers, including the American Family Association.
I rarely ever get anything but text, docs, and PDFs because of the large size of other media and the software required to view them. Ok - question one: Is a podcast like a mini-video? Two: Is there a simple Firefox add-on that works good enough for podcasts? I thought about trying podcasts, but I thought it would be wise to ask some questions first. As it turns out, many outstanding Christian Providers offer podcasts. I don't really want to install any complicated software, especially something that would increase the risk of virus or other problems. Can anyone help me with some recommendations please? THANKS IN ADVANCE! Title: Re: Podcast - Question For Vista or Windows Firefox Users Post by: Rhys on May 06, 2009, 10:09:32 AM I keep seeing this term on some of the news I subscribe to and thought I would finally ask something about it. It appears to be subscribed media - something like Itunes - except I'm seeing the term as free offers from Christian Providers, including the American Family Association. I rarely ever get anything but text, docs, and PDFs because of the large size of other media and the software required to view them. Ok - question one: Is a podcast like a mini-video? Two: Is there a simple Firefox add-on that works good enough for podcasts? I thought about trying podcasts, but I thought it would be wise to ask some questions first. As it turns out, many outstanding Christian Providers offer podcasts. I don't really want to install any complicated software, especially something that would increase the risk of virus or other problems. Can anyone help me with some recommendations please? THANKS IN ADVANCE! I haven't played with podcasts as i have dial-up, but I believe that you could record a sermon, for instance, and put it up on your church website - then people could download it and listen to it. They can be put onto Ipods and MP3 players for listening, hence the name "podcast". I don't believe video is commonly used. Maybe someone else can give you a better explanation. Title: Re: Podcast - Question For Vista or Windows Firefox Users Post by: nChrist on May 06, 2009, 11:49:28 AM Thanks Brother Rhys!
That's enough to get me started, and I appreciate it. Title: Re: Podcast - Question For Vista or Windows Firefox Users Post by: Kristi Ann on April 12, 2016, 08:31:57 PM Hiya Tom,
I had to buy a newer Computer as my Old Windows Vista was not working right anymore!! Updated to Windows 10 with an Asus i3 Dual Core 3.7 GHz, and 16 GB of RAM 1 TB hard dive space!! I Cleaned up my old hard dive of 1.5 TB and it's now a spare drive on my newer Computer with all my Pictures!! So, Now I have over 2.4 TB of hard dive space on my newer computer!! Praise Jesus ( Yeshua ) Christ for TODAY and EVERYDAY, HE Loves us all everyone Forevermore!! Love Always and Shalom ( Peace ) Everyone, YSIC \o/ Kristi Ann Title: Re: Podcast - Question For Vista or Windows Firefox Users Post by: nChrist on April 13, 2016, 01:04:11 AM Hello Kristi Ann,
I also have a newer computer since the last time I talked with you. It isn't as big and fast as yours is, but it's light years ahead of what I had before. I'm using Windows 7 and tried the free upgrade to Windows 10. Things were fine until an update locked things up. I had to go back to Windows 7. Things are working better than ever, so I'm sticking with Windows 7. Love In Christ, Tom |