Hello I am attempting to upload my first Podcast. I used recommended software from the Boards here. Audacity and the Lame program. I recorded my
podcast with no problem, I am able to open the saved version and listen to it also with out a problem.
However when I go to upload it I get the following message:
----> Array|Sputniksteve Live from Nowhere.mp3 12442774 application/x-prn-download 57application/x-prn-download
Create a new PODcast.
Your file, atsppod_2797.mp3, of application/x-prn-download is not supported, please try a different file.
Does this look familiar to anyone by chance? I tried twice to upload and got the same message both times. Thanks in advance for any help you all can
offer.
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I remember having this problem when Podcasts first came out!
I cannot for the life of me recall what caused this - however it MAY have to do with the actual mp3 'codec' used, or the bitrate sampling. Is it
128 bit? 192?
Try changing them around and see if it works. Will do a quick search to see if I can find the reason 
Thx
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Ok some indicate that the problem lays with the filesize being more than 4 megs. Others say the bitrate has to be 96, and others (and i'm thinking
this is the actual reason) is that it needs to be uploaded in internet explorer and not firefox or other browsers.
Hope that helps
Thx
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Super cool mission accomplished folks! I really appreciate the help. It turns out it was due to the fact that I was using Firefox, as soon as I tried
IE it uploaded without a problem. Cheers! 
**Can anyone suggest a site I can use for royalty-free music to put in podcasts? This is fun.
[edit on 5-2-2008 by sputniksteve] 
[edit on 5-2-2008 by sputniksteve]
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reply to post by sputniksteve
I would suggest mixing your own music for use in podcast. Its tough finding copyright-free music.
I use garageband on my mac, but there's similar program in Windows or Linux.
Good luck.
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reply to post by biggie smalls
Thanks Biggie. Your podcast was the first I ever listened to btw
I am going to ask a couple more questions in the "podcasts for idiots guide" thread on the more advanced things like this, it would be nice to hear
any other input/suggestions you might have in there.
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