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Over the weekend Podango sent out an email to their users stating that the official switch of the GigaVox system to their own servers was going to take place. Sadly, the notice came about 24 hours before the switch. I’d hoped to have time to offer more tips and guidance on the matter BEFORE the switch, but time didn’t allow. Here are a few pointers for those of you who still have questions or just haven’t gotten around to making the necessary changes.

The server switch is part of the acquisition of the Gigavox Audio Lite technology by Podango. It affects anyone who has been using the GigaVox Audio Lite system (now Podango Show Builder Lite) to publish their podcast. Until you make these changes, none of your GigaVox Audio/Podango Show Builder Lite published episodes will download or play.

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Have you ever played a podcast and it comes out sounding like a chipmunk (or the devil) recorded it? Fortunately the explanation for this is easy and so is the fix. The problem lies in the sample rate the audio file was recorded and saved at.

When you record digital audio (whether for a video or audio podcast) there

You’ve probably noticed that the site was M.I.A over the last few days. This afternoon I finally got them to find the problem (which I had been telling them since Friday but they didn’t believe me). On Friday the host screwed up while doing a backup and my web address starting pointing to other people’s web sites. I’m happy to say my web address is no longer promoting cigars and other tobacco products.

Probably the worst part is that my email has been bouncing that entire time. The email is still not back in action, but in the meantime you can reach me at jasonvano AT gmail DOT com if you need. My usual email should be back up soon.

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