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What Is a Podcast and why should I use it?
Podcasting is a hybrid of the terms broadcasting and iPod. It is a relatively new method for distributing audio, video, and other media files over the Internet. A true podcast is distinct from other types of online media delivery because of its subscription model. Just as a reader subscribes to a magazine, a podcast is fed through a subscription "feed" whereby subscribers receive regular updates on the media files available for download from selected Web pages. We make all of our video media available in as many formats as possible. To reach a discerning audience where each viewer prefers their own visual media such as RealPlayer, Windows or Quicktime, a podcast is the natural audience for this kind of footage. If you like using iTunes for instance, then this is a great way of watching video on-line.

An iPod is not necessary to play a podcast audio program; any MP3 player will work. Consult the instructions for your player to find out how to import new audio and video files, it's quite easy really. For any assistance you can always Contact us Here.

Aggregators and Feeds: What Are They and How Do They Work?
Podcast users subscribe to feeds using aggregators (also known as feed readers, feed aggregators, or news readers), which periodically check for and automatically download new content. Aggregators are software applications, Web pages, or services that have the ability to decipher RSS feeds, collecting all the syndicated content (images, headlines, media information, metadata) into one easy-to-find location. We update our videos weekly in just the same way as your regular tv show. The beauty of this method is that you don't have to watch it there and then but it is also prerecorded the moment you tune in later on within that same week. We encourage you to download these videos if you intend to use them as a reference, though archives will eventually be available. We also ask that you do not re-post these on any other site. We do not sell repackaged wines nor do we expect our own products to be repackaged either. We do have DVD's available for general viewing and additional footage.