For those of you who just don't get enough High Definition from your local provider, here are a few more sources of HD content and information to satisfy your craving. I've scoured iTunes and plucked these gems to highlight for your viewing (and listening) pleasure. The first group are podcasts about high definition technology: news, reviews, analysis, etc. The second group are podcasts that feature high definition video. Shot in either 720 or 1080 lines of resolution, these are hefty downloads, but should help ease the pangs of your high definition hunger. What are Podcasts?I would venture a guess that most of you know what a podcast is, how to receive them, and how to listen to them. But for those who don't, here's a quick primer: A podcast is an audio or video file that is distributed using "feeds". It differs from direct downloading or streaming in that it can be downloaded automatically using software capable of reading these "feeds". The term derives from a combination of the terms "iPod" and "broadcasting", although an iPod is not required to receive podcasts. You can play them on any mp3 player (or video player, for video podcasts), or your home computer or laptop. Each of the podcasts below is free and distributed via iTunes, Apple's online music/video service. Podcasts about High Definition
Podcasts in High Definition
For an up-to-date list of HD-related podcasts, see the HDTV Podcast Page. Reader CommentaryMore from Shane Sturgeon
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About Shane SturgeonShane Sturgeon is the Co-Publisher and Chief Technologist of HDTV Magazine, an industry publication with HDTV roots going back to 1984, when Dale Cripps founded The HDTV Newsletter. Today, HDTV Magazine is a leading online resource for HDTV news and information and captures the eyes and imaginations of over 3 million visitors annually. Mr. Sturgeon has a background in information technology and has served in various consulting capacities for Fortune 500 companies such as J.P. Morgan Chase, Verizon Communications, Proctor & Gamble and Nationwide Insurance. He has a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Wright State University. |
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