Finnish News Podcasts with Texts?

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Finnish News Podcasts with Texts?

Post by teddibiase » Thu Nov 02, 2006 9:28 am

Basically, I'm looking for a way to hear the Finnish, but see a text that goes along with it.

Anyone got any ideas?

Maybe I could buy some movies and put subtitles on?


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Post by Finland Blue » Thu Nov 02, 2006 11:10 am

Try this - Finnish news in simple (-ish) form : the news of the day is in both audio and written format, past days in audio only.

http://www.yle.fi/radiopeili/sivu.php?u ... lkouutiset
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Post by teddibiase » Thu Nov 02, 2006 12:21 pm

Finland Blue wrote:Try this - Finnish news in simple (-ish) form : the news of the day is in both audio and written format, past days in audio only.

http://www.yle.fi/radiopeili/sivu.php?u ... lkouutiset
Awesome! Thanks!

I found Mp3's and their texts all the way back to september!

http://www.yle.fi/radiopeili/podcast/selkouutiset.xml
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Post by Cod » Thu Nov 02, 2006 12:27 pm

..if in doubt ask...

..you have no idea how long i've looked for that link :)
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Post by Finland Blue » Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:40 pm

teddibiase wrote:
Finland Blue wrote:Try this - Finnish news in simple (-ish) form : the news of the day is in both audio and written format, past days in audio only.

I found Mp3's and their texts all the way back to september!
Thakns for letting me know that - I learnt something as well :wink:
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Post by Cod » Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:30 pm

..can I ask a stupid question..

..do I really have to have iTunes to upload podcastes? I have a PDA and would like to be able upload the things above when I connect..

..even better, I'ld like to upload the stuff above without even sync'ing..ie just use the wireless connection on my PDA and Internet Explorer on the Windows Mobile operating system...

..the second thing probably isn't possible but it would nice to be able to get podcastes straight to the PDA rather than via a desktop...
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Post by teddibiase » Mon Nov 06, 2006 2:36 pm

cow-heada wrote:..can I ask a stupid question..

..do I really have to have iTunes to upload podcastes? I have a PDA and would like to be able upload the things above when I connect..

..even better, I'ld like to upload the stuff above without even sync'ing..ie just use the wireless connection on my PDA and Internet Explorer on the Windows Mobile operating system...

..the second thing probably isn't possible but it would nice to be able to get podcastes straight to the PDA rather than via a desktop...
No, the XML is the key.

ITunes will just parse the XML.

You mean "download" right? Here's some windows mobile podcast stuff... http://pocketpccentral.net/software/podcast.htm

And it's not a stupid question! Podcasting and the new interwebs thingies are actually pretty subtle.

But... behind the revolution is XML!
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Post by Cod » Mon Nov 06, 2006 11:44 pm

You mean "download" right? Here's some windows mobile podcast stuff... http://pocketpccentral.net/software/podcast.htm
..I think that's Bingo...I want something where I can turn on my PDA in the morning..upload the 'Finnish for Thicko's' news podcaste or whatever and then play during the day...since we aren't allowed to stream at work...and the desktop at home uses the same whisper technology as a Russian Tupalev with a hole in the muffler..

...I'll give it a whirl...
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