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Callisto Podcast Series 4th and 5th Episodes Released

URL: EclipseZone Podcast Feed

At 9:48 AM on Jul 20, 2006, Matthew Schmidt wrote:

We've released the two newest episodes of the EclipseZone Callisto Podcast Series today. These two episodes focus on the EMF and TPTP projects and cover their history, the cool things they're working on and where they're headed.

You can grab the latest episodes from the usual places below:

Episode 4:

Episode 5:

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Reply 1. At 9:23 AM on Jul 22, 2006, Ben Zeiss wrote:

Re: Callisto Podcast Series 4th and 5th Episodes Released

i think those podcasts are really interesting, but i experienced that it would be better if the recordings had no been done through the phone (at least i would guess it has been done like that) or had been mixed better. At least i stopped listening to the TPTP interview. On the one hand, i had to turn it really loud to hear what he is saying and on the other hand there are a lot of distorted peaks that really hurt my ears when the volume is as loud. I guess i'll read the transcript, but i think this is really a pity.

Reply 2. At 9:24 AM on Jul 22, 2006, Ben Zeiss wrote:

Re: Callisto Podcast Series 4th and 5th Episodes Released

well, i guess i'll read the transcript when it is available

Reply 3. At 7:38 PM on Jul 22, 2006, Matthew Schmidt wrote:

Re: Callisto Podcast Series 4th and 5th Episodes Released

We hope to have the transcript up soon. It also has some blank spots due to some problems understanding the person in podcast #5. We also prefer when the recordings are done via skype (which most have been), but unfortunately, some have to be done skype to phone. Has the quality of 1-4 been fine?

-Matt

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Reply 4. At 12:45 PM on Feb 7, 2007, PJ Murray wrote: