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SquareCaster
SquareCaster 1.0
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Podcast RSS feed manager.   Free
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    Eddy Ringsmuth
SquareCaster was made by me - Eddy Ringsmuth - simply because up until now, no good podcast rss feed manager existed. If you're like me, you've encountered the unreadable feed error multiple times in iTunes after recording your podcast only to realize that you forgot to change a quote " to " somewhere in your 100+ line rss feed... Anyway, I decided that I had encountered that problem for the last time, and so I set out to make my own error-proof rss manager.

SquareCaster is very easy to use. All you need to do is place the included php file in the same directory as your .rss or .xml
Requirements
PPC, PHP 4.3.11+ enabled web server






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pingsmoth reviewed on 28 Feb 2006
Squarecaster is a tad tricky to set up, but all you need is a PHP-enabled web server. It took me a few minutes to get it going, but now it's all I use to maintain the podcast I do with the Multimedia class I teach at a high school. It's simple to add episodes, change episode data, add artwork...pretty much anything you need to do with your RSS feed.
[Version 1.0]


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Damon Law reviewed on 30 Jan 2006
This php script also contains advertising and potential spyware as it reports back to the author's web site!!!

BEWARE of developers who include code which link to external sites!!!
[Version 1.0]

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Eddy Ringsmuth (developer) replied on 26 Feb 2006
mmm, right. So if you actually LOOKED at the source code, you would have seen that I link back to news.txt on my website. Upon closer examination, you will notice that it grabs the text (not any html/javascript code) and displays it near the top of the screen.

reason 1. BECAUSE I CAN

reason 2. So i can see how many people use my script, and find out if it's worth my time to fix stuff. :-P.

rebuttal 1. ads are bad? this is a text google ad, are you nuts/live in a cave? as long as squarecaster is freeware I'll have a single google ad. If you can't handle that... good luck mr. monk.
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Damon Law commented on 30 Jan 2006
This is not an application. You need to be a geek in order to use this.
[Version 1.0]


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Downloads:2,480
Version Downloads:2,067
Type:Internet : Internet Utilities
License:Free
Date:30 Sep 2005
Platform:PPC
Price:Free0.00
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SquareCaster was made by me - Eddy Ringsmuth - simply because up until now, no good podcast rss feed manager existed. If you're like me, you've encountered the unreadable feed error multiple times in iTunes after recording your podcast only to realize that you forgot to change a quote " to " somewhere in your 100+ line rss feed... Anyway, I decided that I had encountered that problem for the last time, and so I set out to make my own error-proof rss manager.

SquareCaster is very easy to use. All you need to do is place the included php file in the same directory as your .rss or .xml feed file, on a PHP 4.3.11+ enabled web server. Then simply navigate to that page with a web browser and set your preferences with your feed name (ex. "mygreatfeed.rss") and password (ex. "myh4rd2GueSSpassw0rd").
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