Everything you need to create and distribute high-quality podcasts is included with the Mac and Mac OS X Server.
iLife applications, included with every Mac, make it easy to make a podcast.
Video podcasts.
Use the built-in iSight camera on a Mac to record video, or import video from a digital still or video camera. Then use iMovie ’11 to edit and export your video as a podcast-ready file.
Audio podcasts.
GarageBand ’11 turns your Mac into a full-featured podcasting studio, allowing you to record, edit, and mix audio. GarageBand also provides a library of ready-to-use background music loops, sound effects, and transitions for extra polish.
Enhanced podcasts.
Take audio podcasts further by using GarageBand ’11 to add slides from Keynote or PowerPoint presentations. Add pictures from iPhoto. Then edit, crop, and enhance them until they’re ready for prime time.
Once your content is ready, Podcast Producer 2 in Mac OS X Server simplifies the process of distributing high-quality podcasts.
Automated workflows.
Podcast Producer 2 comes with built-in workflows that allow you to choose among standard combinations of editing, encoding, publishing, and administrative actions — from simple to complex. So the hard work is done for you.
Seamless scalability.
If your institution plans to podcast in high volume or in high- definition or long formats, Podcast Producer 2 can distribute encoding tasks across multiple Mac or Xserve systems and automatically assign jobs to computers with available cycles.
Distribution and access.
iTunes U is home to more than 250,000 lectures, presentations, videos, readings, and podcasts from all over the world. It’s the easiest way to get content into the hands of students. Content on iTunes U can be downloaded to any Mac or PC, iPod touch, or iPhone. And because iTunes U is part of iTunes, most students already know how to use it. Learn how to distribute content on iTunes U
