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We Now Have Sermon Podcasts Available

Subscribe with iTunes

If you have iTunes on your computer, use the link below to subscribe to the podcast. Once you see the list of available sermons, double-click or click "Get" next to a sermon title to download and play the file within iTunes. Review your software preferences to automatically download new episodes when you open iTunes.

Clicking this button will open the iTunes music store to the Mandarin Sermon Podcast if you have iTunes installed on your computer  iTune Music Store Link

Subscribe with an RSS Feed

RSS stands for really simple syndication. If you don't have or don't want to use iTunes, you can use an application known as a newsreader or aggregator to subscribe to our podcast. The RSS feed provides instructions to the aggregator about where to find new content on a provider's website. Copy the feed URL below into your aggregator to subscribe.


http://podcasting.mandarinsda.org/xml.php?feed_id=594

What is a Podcast?

Podcasting is a means to distribute media content via the Internet for playback on a computer or a mobile player, like an iPod. It can be thought of as an Internet broadcast for audio and video media. Users subscribe to a provider's podcast to receive new content as it becomes available, like setting stations on a car radio or channels on a television set. Our weekly sermons are now available as a podcast.

Why is it called Podcasting?
The name comes from iPod and broadcasting, which has managed to cause confusion because an iPod is not needed to listen to podcasts. Regardless the name has stuck.

 

What if I don't have an iPod and just want to listen online?

All you need to do is click on the Audio Only link from our sermons page next to the message you want to hear.  You will need to have the free  Real Media player to open the file and begin listening to the stream.

 

How do I burn the message to a CD?

Right click on the "MP3" link, choose "Save Target As."  Save the file wherever you like on your computer, then create the CD using the CD burner installed on your computer. 

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