Create your own podcast: find links to audio files on the Web; huffduff the links (add them to your podcast); subscribe to podcasts of other found sounds.
I tell almost everyone I know who’s into web audio and podcasts how much I love Huffduffer.
While the site does a pretty good job of describing itself and the fact that it has a wonderful bookmarklet, I’ll also point out that Ryan Barrett has a video bookmarklet for it that “extracts the audio from videos on YouTube, Vimeo, and many more sites and sends it to Huffduffer.”
If you’re a podcastaphile, it’s a de rigueur tool. While I publish a listen feed on my website, you can also follow me on Huffduffer if you wish. If you’re using it, do let me know so I can add you to my “collective”. This will let me find the great audio you’re discovering.
I should tell Jeremy Keith more often I love that he runs this little service: Thanks for making the world so much brighter!
I tell almost everyone I know who’s into web audio and podcasts how much I love Huffduffer.I should tell Jeremy Keith more often I love that he runs this little service: Thanks for making the world so much brighter!http://boffosocko.com/2018/01/24/oh-how-i-love-huffduffer/
Thank you, Chris—I really appreciate it.
Some suggestions for extracting audio only podcast-friendly feeds for one of my favorite shows.
Syndicated copies:
Some suggestions for extracting audio only podcast-friendly feeds for one of my favorite shows.
Syndicated copies:
@simonwoods … you have my attention.
@simonwoods like @Chrisjwilson I use huffduffer and like @vasta I use Castro ands it’s Sideloader iOS extension. Between them I can get most single episodes into Castro. Huffduffer also lets you get YouTube videos(and other services) as audio.
c mentioned this favorite on micro.blog.
Here’s a link/reminder (with some details) to the fantastic Huffduffer service, Chris.