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It's kind of maddening.Snipping Tool is a free and simple application that enables users to take a screenshot of a specific online page. Now I have to get Libsyn set up, have to make a decision whether the current combined feed will do the trick, have to decide on if Feedburner has a place in the scheme, or what. Sure, they won't charge extra, but their machines can't do the job either. So it sort of spoils the fun, and makes the 'unlimited bandwidth' pitch a relatively useless thing for podcasters. And that's what SS even told me they can't do properly. You have to allow that people will happen into a site, play the episode from the browser, perhaps in total ignorance of feeds, iTunes, or whatever. But at that time, it would be responsible to say they're not really set up for podcasting/serving large files.ДЄnd, I know.podcasting is for download. Apparently though, that is a secret deal since others still are under the impression that 20 is all there is. during the various support tickets regarding podcasting, SS help did not give me a clue about this? I even fretted and asked for more server space earlier in the year when they said they were gonna slam the door on files larger than 20mb. Okay, I'm not a big fish yet, and this doesn't topple any grand house of cards, but really. And because SS can't handle just adding a simple iTunes new file URL tag in the XML, it looks like any subscribers will have to be told to resubscribe. So after nearly 20 episodes and thinking my SS feed (blog and 'cast) was all I needed, I am off at Libsyn getting re-established there. In SS help they do sort of offer those names but I think it a bit disingenuous to not say that openly (like they do with video talk, outright suggesting YouTube or Vimeo) that your podcast can choke while played in a browser, which, due to some complaints, is how I found out about all this. Okay, so you talked about free hosting, but I think it would be far more responsible to tell people up front that Squarespace, by not having byte-request ability (I don't know all the jargon), isn't able to serve the file as well as something like Libsyn, Hipcast.

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You talked a lot about Squarespace, feeds, and the issues of how to direct users to the material, but my experience is that Squarespace isn't cut out for efficiently handling the 'weight' of audio podcasts in the first place. Certainly want to try the free stuff before moving on to LibSyn or Hipcast. Uploaded something too but it can't be found. I did get to / and think I set up a channel or whatever I need to do. I do look forward to one of the suggested hosting solutions, but not to paying more when I was under the impression that SS could handle the load, and that our mid-level plan was able to deal with our foreseeable needs. I'd hope that they would have a flag go up when a customer talks about deepening his commitment to something they can't handle. Did SS not tell you about this byte-range stuff? They never mentioned it to me, even after giving me a space upgrade based on a request to accommodate my podcasting needs. No problems? My show is running close to 30 minutes (and I don't know if sheer time/file size is the matter), which I guess is a bit shorter than yours. It looks like this podcast here is done within SS. But for the people who either don't know or don't care about that and find our stuff in the browser, enclosed in a blog post, I could see more snags.

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I guess it still is as long as any end users are working from the RSS and downloading accordingly, or if (now I went to all my 18 episodes and edited them to instruct this) they are instructed to at least right-click and download that way. I was a bit let down considering that since no one had reported snags to me before, and since SS was found to be a great solution in part because of the things I read during my research last year that said podcasting was doable. Found that SS doesn't have the setup for playback at a podcast level.

After a couple emails from insider-friends saying that my SS-hosted audio was cutting out partway through the playback in the BROWSER (Chrome in each case, and I found that true too), I set about starting a service ticket.