How to download a podcast later

An excellent tip I just picked up while freestyle-surfing the net (you know, pointless click-and-reading, feels great every once in a while). Have you ever come across an mp3 file on the Internet and wanted to download it and put it on your iPod, but didn’t have time to deal with it? With the combination of del.icio.us, Feedburner and an podcatch-client you will have a nice combination. Read the fine art of tagging and linking over here!

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Perfecte tip, want zo kan je ook ‘catchen’ terwijl je niet op je eigen PC bezig bent.
Dank!
Fred Zelders - 29 06 05 - 11:15

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