LIVE! KATG's Record-Breaking Podcast

[BrianAlt]

Originally Posted by The Girl

those who are around, please remind me to take my pill at 12 noon EST... unless we reach a million dollars. :P

HAHAHA!

[FlyingCamel]

Anyone know if I leave winamp on will I be able to go back, or how would I be able to record the 72 hours to listen to later (sorry if that's a dumb question, but I don't know about these things)

[CycleBass]

I know this would be an assload of work so I certainly wouldn't fault you guys for not doing it but are there any plans to break this into manageable 3-4 hour chunks and offer it up through the RSS?

I am never able to listen live, I only listen at my night job (which is nowhere near a computer) on my iPod.

[Unleashedlive]

I think setting this up as a torrent after its all done is the best way. Those who want to cut it down can do so on their own computers.

[BrianA]

Originally Posted by Unleashedlive

I think setting this up as a torrent after its all done is the best way. Those who want to cut it down can do so on their own computers.

I think it will have to be cut up, even if it's offered as a torrent. I don't believe most software and hardware MP3 players like audio files longer than 10-15 hours. I could be wrong - I guess I've never attempted to play a 72 hour long MP3 file before.

But a torrent is the best way to distro this, because it's extremely economical and should offer good speeds.

[Tactix]

This is getting so exciting! I'll have to keep you guys on as long as possible :-D

[naberdy]

Originally Posted by BrianA

I think it will have to be cut up, even if it's offered as a torrent. I don't believe most software and hardware MP3 players like audio files longer than 10-15 hours. I could be wrong - I guess I've never attempted to play a 72 hour long MP3 file before.

But a torrent is the best way to distro this, because it's extremely economical and should offer good speeds.

Maybe someone who knows how to make torrents should offer to do it. I agree it would be the quickest way.

[the_eD]

Good luck!

[BrianA]

It's actually quite easy to do. Just need a torrent application and a tracker address (like The Pirate Bay's).

[gumby013]

Originally Posted by BrianA

I was just thinking about the sheer amount of data that's going to be created over the next few days - it's insane.

Before compression, the entire show will be over 40GB in size, and even after compression, it will still be 3.5-4GB. I also don't think most software and hardware MP3 players can even play a single MP3 file of such a length. And hopefully they are using the newer beta version of Audacity, because the current release (1.2) only supports 13.5 hours of recording.

Maybe a torrent will be offered to download all this?

Anywho, best of luck, and I hope I can find some time to sit down and listen to all 72 hours in the future.

Originally Posted by CycleBass

I know this would be an assload of work so I certainly wouldn't fault you guys for not doing it but are there any plans to break this into manageable 3-4 hour chunks and offer it up through the RSS?

I am never able to listen live, I only listen at my night job (which is nowhere near a computer) on my iPod.

Originally Posted by Unleashedlive

I think setting this up as a torrent after its all done is the best way. Those who want to cut it down can do so on their own computers.

Originally Posted by BrianA

I think it will have to be cut up, even if it's offered as a torrent. I don't believe most software and hardware MP3 players like audio files longer than 10-15 hours. I could be wrong - I guess I've never attempted to play a 72 hour long MP3 file before.

But a torrent is the best way to distro this, because it's extremely economical and should offer good speeds.

Originally Posted by naberdy

Maybe someone who knows how to make torrents should offer to do it. I agree it would be the quickest way.

Originally Posted by BrianA

It's actually quite easy to do. Just need a torrent application and a tracker address (like The Pirate Bay's).

Keith made a prediction...and he was dead on...