<mypapit_> hey toydi
<mypapit_> toydi: irc conn has been sucky to me
<toydi> mypapit_: hey
<toydi> mypapit_: in campus? yesterday u kept dc
<mypapit_> toydi: yeah
<mypapit_> not so goood
<mypapit_> internet connection is sucky here
<mypapit_> for irc
<mypapit_> lol
<mypapit_> web seems to be fine
<toydi> mypapit_: uum sys admin hates irc? lol
<toydi> mypapit_: u said you were writing presentation for feedcreator, do you have a link?
<mypapit_> no not yet
<mypapit_> in process
<mypapit_> toydi: seems more people are pressuring for SVN updates lol
<mypapit_> they seems eager to test new revision as they expect to fix few bugs
<toydi> haha, u have to work harder
<mypapit_> yeah bunch of eager ppl
<mypapit_> and worst of all, some people expect certain improvement
<mypapit_> like the dude that publish song/podcast expect to add xspf playlist
<toydi> xspf, ah, new to me!
<mypapit_> and joomla dudes wants some improvement in atom
<toydi> mypapit_: what's the diff from rss podcast extension
<mypapit_> and another dude works with phpgedview wants multiple enclosures support
<mypapit_> toydi: xspf = more like m3u,pls playlist.. and is supported by wider music player
<toydi> i see
<mypapit_> rss podcast seems to store podcast shows which is often long
<toydi> mypapit_: so u are working alone in feedcreator?
<mypapit_> toydi: yeah :p
<toydi> wah, that's not easy
<mypapit_> toydi: nobody wants to work on it, even the one who wrote the original code
<toydi> mypapit_: wtf, lol
<mypapit_> toydi: you can read my blog how they use to badger me to provide bug fix and stuff
<mypapit_> http://blog.mypapit.net/category/feedcreator
<mypapit_> >100 comments lol
<mypapit_> not counting mails and bug report
<toydi> mypapit_: haha, i read. yeah they really utilize the comments
<toydi> mypapit_: btw, you are writing ATOM based on version 1.0?
<mypapit_> yeah
<mypapit_> i integrate it into feedcreator, the latest one support almost all atom tags
<toydi> mypapit_: cool
<mypapit_> one of it is <contributor> tags
<mypapit_> cause nobody really bother about it (or even know that it exists)
<mypapit_> lol
<toydi> mypapit_: i guess i will need it soon
<toydi> want to try the atom publishing protocol
<mypapit_> toydi: as far as i work with feedcreator, i find atom 1.0 is much more descriptive, it has tags for every situation
<mypapit_> rss is abit "cowboy"-style
<mypapit_> lol
<toydi> mypapit_: i see. yaya, i heard atom is extensible too
<toydi> mypapit_: if i have time, wish to make the tagging system run on atom pub protocol
<mypapit_> ic
<mypapit_> the challenge is now to encourage ppl to use atom, especially in podcast.. because atom support multiple enclosure and don't have to rely on non-standard itunes: namespace
<toydi> mypapit_: ah, i see. that's the use of enclosure in podcast?
<mypapit_> toydi: yes.. actually podcast is just a buzzword
<mypapit_> toydi: the read 'podcast' is rss feeds with <enclosure> which points to the intended file
<mypapit_> lol
<mypapit_> and it doesnt have to be mp3, it can be anything
<mypapit_> it's like attaching file to the email
<toydi> mypapit_: attaching link's of the file to the email
<mypapit_> yeah
<mypapit_> podcast is just another marketing buzzword lol
<mypapit_> however rss feeds is limited to one enclosure.. atom feeds can have multiple enclosures
<mypapit_> so one atom feeds is enough to distribute high,medium and low quality mp3 file (for podcast show)
<mypapit_> rss feeds need 3
<mypapit_> so it's kinda annoying
<toydi> mypapit_: i see. how client identify the differences of multiple enclosure? manually?
<mypapit_> toydi: mimetype
<toydi> mypapit_: what about high, medium, low u mentioned
<mypapit_> toydi: title tags, mimetype
<mypapit_> <link rel="enclosure" type="audio/mpeg" title="low quality mp3" href="http://somemp3url.com/show.mp3" />
<mypapit_> client will present choices by title type
<mypapit_> so it knows what file to download
<mypapit_> so **the users* knows what file to download, and the client will remember the option
<toydi> mypapit_: you mean the keywords in title "low quality mp3" is understood by human, not the client?
<mypapit_> yeah
<toydi> mypapit_: it would be cool if ppl agree on the keyword
<toydi> <link rel="enclosure quality-low" type="audio/mpeg" title="low quality mp3" href="http://somemp3url.com/show.mp3" />
<toydi> and we can program the client to identify tag: "quality-low"
<mypapit__> toydi: yeah pretty hard to do that
<toydi> mypapit__: hmm, why?
<mypapit__> lol
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<papit> toydi: one of the sources ppl keep badgering me
<papit> brb
<toydi> ok
<papit> keke
<papit> toydi: coz ppl want an all around solutions to publishing feeds easily
<toydi> papit: ah, just make sure it works
<papit> doing that manually (custom made with their website) takes time, and the feeds (especially atom, because its complex) wont validate easily
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