Who got a Sony PSP for Xmas?
30/12/05 12:27
if you own a Sony PSP with the latest system software v 2.60 - you can now add our podcast to your PSP's RSS feed!
Simply direct your PSP's browser to our home page (www.electronicperiodic.com), then click on the
icon at the bottom of the page, your PSP will do the rest...clever little gadget!
oh...and they even support AAC (m4a) as standard..nice!!
Simply direct your PSP's browser to our home page (www.electronicperiodic.com), then click on the
icon at the bottom of the page, your PSP will do the rest...clever little gadget!oh...and they even support AAC (m4a) as standard..nice!!
Submission goes online!
29/12/05 12:26
Gone but not forgotten!!
28/12/05 12:24
as you may have noticed there has been an absence of activity on these pages for more than a month now... just to set the record straight electronic periodic has been a little busy with a number of music related projects, with the added disruption of the relocation of studios. We are almost back up to speed now - and are planning a new year podcast special, for the 1st of January 2006.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused to your podcast listening pleasure, from all of us at EP!!
Apologies for any inconvenience caused to your podcast listening pleasure, from all of us at EP!!
element 19 is ready for download!
04/11/05 12:21
Second half of a live feed - p.arty (Stockholm) June 13th 2003 - performed by 'the puff'.
element 18 is ready for download!
28/10/05 12:20
First half of a live feed - p.arty (Stockholm) June 13th 2003 - performed by 'the puff'.
Libsyn planned downtime!
02/10/05 12:13
libsyn are updating there servers today - which may cause some issues to RSS feeds for our podcast. this maintenance is scheduled, with services returning to normal on Monday (3.10.05), sorry for any inconvenience.
element 14 is ready for download!
30/09/05 12:12
a live feed recorded at Tantogården, Stockholm on June 29th 2005 - performed by 'the puff'.
element 11 and iTunes RSS feed!
11/09/05 08:32
apple have notified us that there may be a temporary glitch in the update of our podcast, within iTunes. the problem is being addressed and for the most part, shouldn't cause a major problem. if you have experienced any problems with your iTunes feed, please be patient.. it will be fixed soon!...but if you just can't wait to hear it, you can access our feed using the many other methods listed here.
element 10 is ready for you listening pleasure!
02/09/05 08:30
featuring the 2nd half of "Stupidly Flintlock (Live At Burning City)" performed by 'squids'.
element 09 is ready for you listening pleasure!
26/08/05 08:29
featuring the 1st half of "Stupidly Flintlock (Live At Burning City)" performed by 'squids'.
m4a (AAC) versus mp3 format...
08/08/05 08:13
we chose the AAC format in order to allow chapter selection of our podcast (a new feature in iTunes 4.9).
As a vast number of our downloads are via iTunes software, it seemed the obvious choice, allowing the user more control and instant information on our podcasts.
please note that the AAC file format (.m4a) will require apple's iTunes software or and apple iPod to play correctly.
at present we have a limited bandwidth and cannot add multiple format options for download. if you experience problems with the AAC format please try the following:
iTunes is available as a free download from apple's website in both OSX and XP versions. the AAC files can then be played on either operating system, or converted to mp3 ready to download to your mp3 player, if you don't use an iPod for podcast playback.
sorry for any inconvenience.
As a vast number of our downloads are via iTunes software, it seemed the obvious choice, allowing the user more control and instant information on our podcasts.
please note that the AAC file format (.m4a) will require apple's iTunes software or and apple iPod to play correctly.
at present we have a limited bandwidth and cannot add multiple format options for download. if you experience problems with the AAC format please try the following:
iTunes is available as a free download from apple's website in both OSX and XP versions. the AAC files can then be played on either operating system, or converted to mp3 ready to download to your mp3 player, if you don't use an iPod for podcast playback.
sorry for any inconvenience.
electronic periodic goes online!
07/08/05 08:11