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Podcaster

An easy way to create and upload podcasts for Mac

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Make impressive podcasts quickly with Podcaster

Podcasting is becoming increasingly popular and Podcaster is a tool for creating and distributing podcasts using a Mac computer.

It takes care of recording the podcast and there are several advanced items of content that can be added. Items such as images and web links can be added to podcasts and set appear at a particular point in the recording. This will appear on iPods that can display photos.

Movies from QuickTime and iMovie can be added to podcasts along with pdf documents.

Finished podcasts can be saved to the hard disk, a .Mac account iDisk online or to an ftp site. If you wish to upload the podcast to the iTunes store, Podcaster can include information such as copyright notices, categories and links to other websites.

This is a ten day trial.

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Our verdict

Suitable for

Mac OS X

Download size

2MB

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