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UPC Podcast Developed/Released

For those not in the know, a Podcast is an RSS-based feed that is monitored by a program, such as iPodder. The program then downloads the audio files whenever they are updated. This is particularly handy if you use an iPod, as is my case. Whenever I sync my ‘Pod, it automatically downloads any new podcasts I have.

So, UPC posts the an audio file of the Sunday sermon sometime on Monday. I want to listen to these sermons, but often forget to download them. However, UPC doesn’t have a podcast feed setup…yet. So I crafted one. It’s actually pretty cool. Every Tuesday, at 12:00AM Pacific Time the server runs script that creates an entry for the previous Sunday. The file is then downloaded and the ID3 data is extracted and saved in a text file. The RSS file is built and saved, free for anyone, but primarily for me, to use. Enjoy another wonder, and perhaps even useful service from Andrew Ferguson dot NET and the folks (i.e. Me) at Fergcorp!

UPC Sunday Sermon Feed: http://www.andrewferguson.net/upc_podcast.xml

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  1. Andrew Ferguson dot NET » Blog Archive » Radio Free Burrito Podcast | December 8th, 2005 at 7:56 pm

    [...] As a note, unlike the UPC feed which is automatically updated, the RFB feed is manually updated (for now). Comments and suggestions are welcome. Wil, you are awesome, yadda yadda yadda, please don’t sue me, yadda yadda yadda. [...]

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  2. Andrew Ferguson dot NET » Blog Archive » Moving Feeds Around | April 19th, 2006 at 11:02 am

    [...] I’ve stopped updating the UPC Podcast feed because UPC now provides their own feed. However, instead of being a douche bag and just dropping the feed, I have kindly forwarded it to the official UPC feed with a, you guessed it, 301 Permanent Redirect. [...]

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