Yeah, I Know.
So I edited episodes 5 and 6 at the same time, and had planned to release them a week apart. Too busy to compulsively check Google Analytics and Feedburner, I thought this one had already been posted. Oops.
Along with Episode 5, Episode 6 was screwed up by similar audio problems (hence the abrupt cut-off). The “wind” noise was gone, but at roughly 30 minutes in, the audio turned to garbled crap. I have since replaced hardware and upgraded software, and testing indicates that the problem is gone. Good thing, too; 30-minute shows are way too listenable.
We never got to hear Alex talk about WordCamp, but it hasn’t hurt him. The event sold out and more tickets had to be created. Afternoon-only tickets are still available.
Given the continued delay, and in an effort to keep my co-hosts from getting too pissed at me, I’m instituting a new rule: shows will be edited and released the same night we record. If I don’t have time to edit that night, we don’t record the show. Expect many punctual yet poorly-edited podcasts in the near future.
-Dave
February 24th, 2009 at 2:03 am
Edited and released night of show = pure awesome. Perhaps we should order in food instead of going out so we can
heckle youprovide support and encouragement while you edit.February 26th, 2009 at 10:43 am
“go Dave, you can edit” Chanted in the background after each show.
Glad you’re gonna try to be more punctual, me and the other two listeners were starting to get the shakes between each episode