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NIH Research Radio PodcastComing up in this episode, a new genetic target for treating sickle cell disease; and a great way to get a start in biomedical research. But first, better understanding of Hepatitis B and screening of high-risk populations. For those who have the appropriate software downloaded and would prefer to listen to this week's podcast on your computer, here is the direct link: http://helix.od.nih.gov/nihradio/01232009podcast_0076.mp3. This NIH Research Radio Podcast is updated every other Friday.
What is Podcasting?Podcasting is a digital recording of a radio broadcast made available on the Internet for downloading to a personal audio player or a computer. Once a provider serves the data as a Podcast feed, users can listen to it on their PC or Mac by using Podcasting software (see below.) Since Podcasts are MP3 audio files, you can transfer feeds to your MP3 player. How do I listen to Podcast on my computer?To listen to the feeds on your computer, you need to download Podcasting software. There are many free or commercial podcasting applications available for download. Here are a select few: How do I listen to NIH Podcast feeds in my Podcast software?
I've subscribed to the NIH Podcast but don't hear anything. What do I do?First, be sure that you have audio player software. Then check that the correct audio file was downloaded to your computer. You may need to modify the update settings in your podcasting software to ensure that this process occurs automatically. The NIH Podcast is updated every other Friday. If the feed time has passed and an audio file is not available please check the NIH Radio Podcasting page to verify that the new content has been posted. Minimum System RequirementsIf you want to listen to the NIH Radio audio reports and/or Podcasts on your computer please ensure that your system meets the following minimum requirements:
Technical Support for Podcasting ApplicationsNIH OD/OCPL is unable to provide support for Podcasting software or to test our feeds with a specific Podcasting application. Users interested in using this technology or who need technical support should enlist the help of their computer support staff. NIH Radio Questions? This page was last reviewed on
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