We have a WordPress instance that we query through it's API. Contents are posts, or episodes from a Podlove plug-in. We have four podcasts, though at the moment only one is set up in Podlove. We indicate the podcast an episode belongs to by adding a category. Now we'd like to add a logo to each podcast series. We are considering two solutions: We could set up all podcasts in Podlove (which probably should have been done from the beginning). …
I have had success at creating an RSS feed with enclosures containing episodes of my podcast by simply creating a post and inserting an mp3 file from my media library into it via the robust Add Media functionality of the post editor. However, I have found that the RSS feed created from these posts includes an enclosure for each mp3 file with its length attribute set to zero: <enclosure url="http://example.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/myfile.mp3" length="0" type="audio/mpeg" /> How can I set the length attribute …
I'm trying to alter a feed for my plugin's custom post type to add lines for podcasting. Here is the code I've got right now: add_action ('init', 'my_plugin_init'); function my_plugin_init() { if ( is_post_type_archive('my_plugin_custom_type') ) { add_action('rss2_ns', 'my_plugin_podcast_ns'); } } function my_plugin_podcast_ns() { echo 'xmlns:itunes="http://www.itunes.com/dtds/podcast-1.0.dtd"'; } The archive for this post type is located at http://example.com/custom_type/, and I'm getting the feed at http://example.com/custom_type/feed/. However, my extra line is not showing up. What am I doing wrong?
Hi Im trying to upload a podcast using PowerPress but without creating a post for it on website as the podcast will be listened to using podcast.player. I don't mind creating the page as private but I don't want to post a single page every podcast episode.
I've got a Wordpress account that I have multiple users on. I want to create a podcast feed that only those users have access to. Is there any method or plugin that could do this?
I have no idea really to start. Basically my media guy want's a /feed for one of my pages. My website is www.clccedarrapids.com and that has a working www.clccedarrapids.com. However, the "sermons" page does not have a feed. So www.clccedarrapids.com/sermons/feed is 404ed. Is there a way to way to easily add a /feed? I do know HTML and PHP and am not afraid of code, I just have never messed with RSS and don't know where to start. The end …
I am working on a plugin for generating podcast feeds, and I'm trying to figure out if it is possible to use WP_Query to pull only posts from a specified category that have audio attachments. I know I can do this in a custom query, for example: $podeps = $wpdb->get_results( "SELECT SQL_CALC_FOUND_ROWS $wpdb->posts.* FROM $wpdb->posts,wp_term_relationships WHERE $wpdb->posts.ID = $wpdb->term_relationships.object_id AND $wpdb->term_relationships.term_taxonomy_id IN ($catid) AND $wpdb->posts.post_type = 'post' AND $wpdb->posts.post_status = 'publish' AND $wpdb->posts.ID IN ( SELECT DISTINCT post_parent FROM $wpdb->posts …
The problem: Archive/category page is showing up as a feed. https:// site-example.com/show/ shows a feed instead of posts. Details: Updated WordPress to 4.8. Everything else is updated. The links must stay the same. There is a feed with the same title at: -- https:// site-example.com/feed/show/ Using wp-forge theme with a child theme. What I've tried: Created a template with various names as per the Codex. Disabled and removed all plugins and themes. Deleted and removed cache plugins. Disabled all feeds.. …
All of the Wordpress Podcasting plugins I have seen allow you to easily insert a podcast into a post. Is there any way to automate the creation of the post (and the podcast feed) by simply uploading the podcast into a specific directory? For example I could upload 10 podcasts into the /media/ directory and then it would automatically create a post for each of the 10 files I uploaded. Ideally it would take the information from the ID3 tags. …
I am using PowerPress for my podcast support. I am working on some things on the web site and I swear, I set the enclosure, verify via phpMyAdmin that it is there. I don't touch anything on the site and check minutes later and the enclosure is missing. Huh?!? Does anyone have any ideas where to start looking? I am running my own server on Ubuntu 11.x and using Apache for my web server.
Is there a theme or some hack of the categories system that I can use to create a site for a podcast network? I want it similar to This Week in Tech in that all the podcasts will appear on the front page, but also each have their own homepage. I do not think a multi-site installation will be my solution. Each podcast must have its own RSS feed with podcast enclosures. Any ideas on how this could be done? …
I have a wordpress site. I added a plugin to create podcasts. It is the Blubrry PowerPress plugin. Then I uploaded an mp3 to my site. Then I used to plugin to display the podcast. Here is an example page where the podcast is, at the very bottom. But when I go to this url to find my feed: http://glowingstart.com/feeds/podcast/ I get a 404-error. Would anyone know why that happens? And how do I determine whether my feed url has …
After submitting a podcast to iTunes, I got this error message: "Your episodes are hosted on a server which doesn't support byte-range requests. Enable byte-range requests and try your submission again." This post from the Wordpress support forums and the other pages I've found refer to http://mobiforge.com/developing/story/content-delivery-mobile-devices as a solution, but I'm unclear on how to implement the provided code. Would it be added to a core file, saved as a separate file, or something else? Any other potential solutions …
I'm working with a church that uses WordPress to manage their website and podcast. So far, they have a 200-step process every week for publishing the podcast (I exaggerate, but it is a huge step-by-step list). Among other things, they have to: Record the sermon Master the sermon recording Create an MP3 Upload the MP3 via FileZilla to their server Create a Sermon (custom post type) in WordPress Link the uploaded MP3 Publish the post There's not much WordPress can …
I have a client that wants me to be able to submit (small) podcasts via an email attachment much like the functionality in posterous. Using this site I found such a plugin for Wordpress called Postie. However before I try to install this plugin on his site, I figured I should ask if submission of podcasts is even possible this way. (Of course it's limited by the size of the file you're able to send via email, but that's okay …
So what I want to do is too have a function similar to a category or tag, but a little more robust. It's for a podcast to list of guests for each episode. Ideally this would do a few things: Guest Data For each guest (added to an episode), display their: name, photo, twitter id, url. Guest Page Clicking on their photo or name would the visitor to a page like the authors page, where more info on that guest …
I wish to create a podcast directory site. For which, I'd like the users of my site to be able to upload audio files which are "large" (e.g: more then 2 or 8 MB), and to make that upload "easily" go to the correct field in a relevant plugin (such as "podcasting") Any suggestions will be welcomed.
I'm setting up a simple WP install to host a friend's podcast, and looking into various podcasting plugins. I need something that makes it easy to upload a podcast, attach it to a post, and publish a feed I can provide to iTunes. Most of the buzz seems to indicate that PodPress and Blubrry PowerPress are the two best plugins to use for this, but I haven't found a good list of what one offers over the other. What are …
I recently published a podcast hosted on WordPress.com on iTunes and it says "Podcasts by Unknown". It seems like it is missing the author tag. My question is that how can I add the author tag to the RSS since I used the RSS widget to expose my RSS?