What is RSS? RSS stands for "Real Simple Syndication" - it's a way for us to deliver your favorite content, straight to you. Whenever we publish something new, you'll know - and you can read or listen to it on YOUR schedule. Just pick your favorite stuff, then pick your favorite tool, and you're set.

What is Podcasting? A "podcast" is an RSS feed that delivers audio content. By subscribing to a podcast, you'll get audio delivered straight to your desktop or digital audio player. Get help with podcasts.

Sunday Morning Service Subscribe with: Select Podcast Tool... iTunes Newsgator Odeo Podnova Yahoo! Netvibes Google Pageflakes Outlook 2007 Other... RSS feed

Sunday School Subscribe with: Select Podcast Tool... iTunes Newsgator Odeo Podnova Yahoo! Netvibes Google Pageflakes Outlook 2007 Other... RSS feed

Sunday Evening Service Subscribe with: Select Podcast Tool... iTunes Newsgator Odeo Podnova Yahoo! Netvibes Google Pageflakes Outlook 2007 Other... RSS feed

Wednesday Evening Bible Study Subscribe with: Select Podcast Tool... iTunes Newsgator Odeo Podnova Yahoo! Netvibes Google Pageflakes Outlook 2007 Other... RSS feed

Saturday Morning Men's Breakfast Subscribe with: Select Podcast Tool... iTunes Newsgator Odeo Podnova Yahoo! Netvibes Google Pageflakes Outlook 2007 Other... RSS feed

Audio RSS: PODCASTING

Need help getting started with podcasting? You'll need to sign up with what's called an "aggregator". This is either a piece of software installed on your PC or a web based tool used to download the podcasts. After you are set with the aggregator then, subscribe to our feeds. After that--new content will download automatically as soon as it's available! You can then listen on your PC or some software allows you to automatically update your portable media player (note, you don't HAVE to own an i-Pod to "podcast"--it can be any mp3 player). Here are some helpful steps plus links to setting things up fast and easy:

Step 1: Get the podcasting software, or use a Web-based podcasting service

If you already use Apple's free iTunes software (for Windows or Mac, Version 4.9 or later), just look for the Podcasts section of the iTunes Music Store. The software now supports one-click subscriptions to a growing number of free podcasts, including Calvary Chapel Seneca Falls' podcasts.

The first mainstream podcast program still works well, and it's also free. It's called Juice (formerly iPodder), and you can download Windows and Mac versions here.

Another easy way to receive podcasts is to use a Web-based podcasting service like Newsgator, Yahoo!, Odeo, Pageflakes, or Podnova. These and many others allow you to play podcasts right from their Web pages, no downloading required.

Outlook 2007 also supports RSS feeds.

If you aren't already using one of these services, the drop-down box that says "Select podcast tool..." allows you to choose one--simply select your choice of aggregator, and you'll be taken to their site. From there, sign up is quick and free, and you'll be able to immediately subscribe to the feed you've chosen.

Step 2: Choose Your Feeds

The software programs mentioned above include directories of podcasts, and the lists get longer by the day. Two helpful lists for discovering new podcasts are the iTunes Top 100 Podcasts and the Yahoo! Most Popular Podcasts. Godcast1000.com has links to hundreds of Christian audio and video podcasts.

Step 3: Subscribe

Using any of the drop-down boxes above. Simply select the tool you use and it will automatically subscribe you to the feeds we provide. If you're using an aggregator other than the ones in the drop-down box, simply click the "RSS FEED" and copy the URL on the next page. Then you can manually paste the podcast feed's URL into most programs and have it create your podcast that way.