"Posting" is the action by which a new item is added to a podcast feed. RDCastManager is capable of posting to a feed from three different sources: a Rivendell cart/cut, a Rivendell log, and directly from an audio file.
To post the contents of a Rivendell cart/cut, touch the
Post from Cart/Cut
button to
open the Select Cut
dialog:
Select the desired cart/cut, then touch the
OK
button. RDCastManager will
upload the audio and then open the
Editing Item
dialog to allow
the new item's metadata to be set.
To post one or more events from a Rivendell log, touch the
Post from Log
button to
open the Select Log
dialog:
Select the log to post, then touch the
OK
button to bring up the
Log Render Options
dialog:
The following controls are available in this dialog:
Virtual Start Time
Set the virtual start time to be used when rendering the
log. This can be useful for simulating a "real"
log play-out so that dayparting of cuts works as expected.
By default, the wall time when the
OK
is touched will be used.
At STOP transition
Set the action to take during log rendering if a STOP
transition is encountered. If
Treat as PLAY
(the default)
is selected, rendering will continue as if a PLAY transition
were found. If Stop Rendering
is selected, rendering of the log will be terminated at that
point.
Selected Log Events
By default, all of the events in the log will be rendered
(subject to possible truncation by a STOP transition as
specified by the setting of
At STOP Transition
). To
select a subset of events to be rendered, touch the
Select
button bring up
the List Log
dialog:
Select the events to be rendered and then touch the
OK
button to return to the
Log Render Options
dialog.
After the desired rendering options set, touch the
OK
button. RDCastManager will
upload the audio and then open the
Editing Item
dialog to allow
the new item's metadata to be set.
To post the contents of an audio file, touch the
Post from File
button to bring up
the Select Audio File
dialog.
Select the file to be posted and then touch the
OK
button. RDCastManager will
upload the audio and then open the
Editing Item
dialog to allow
the new item's metadata to be set.