The Big Announcement Show!

[Scott Greczkowski]

On this SPECIAL broadcast, SatelliteGuys Founder Scott Greczkowski makes a big announcement about his future and the future of SatelliteGuys.

In addtion DIGIBLUR joins us to talk about the DISH Network uplinks and whats coming down the line!

This is one show you don't want to miss!

 

[Jeff0575]

i use a program google listen to download podcasts how can i get this to download on that so i can listen to on my droid.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

I don't know that program, but most podcast programs use RSS feeds.

And our RSS feed for the show is SatelliteGuys.US - SatelliteGuys Radio Show

 

[toto]

I don't know that program, but most podcast programs use RSS feeds.

And our RSS feed for the show is SatelliteGuys.US - SatelliteGuys Radio Show

For those of us who are hearing impaired, is there any text?

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

No text... I wonder if there is a transcription service that and do it for us?

 

[goaliebob99]

Scott, I looked into transcription services at one time and its quite expensive.

 

[Scott Greczkowski]

I wonder if there is a speech to text program that might work.

 

[TheForce]

They aren't very accurate, Scott. but they do get the basics done. Lots of proof reading required.

Just before retiring I was getting into closed captioning and this service, as Bob said, is quite expensive. However a producer I was working for found some people doing this as a home based business for really cheap prices. As I recall he paid $100 for a 30 minute talk show to be transcribed and the special files created plus embed those files into the meta data for CC. The big boys were charging 10 times that price.

For people looking for a great Home based business, this transcription service can be quite lucrative and you won't need to do much advertising. Just contact your TV stations and local Cable companies to get on their outside contractor lists. New FCC requirements has greatly increased the demand for this service. Bob???, you were looking for a job? But you'll need to learn to spell.

 

[goaliebob99]

They aren't very accurate, Scott. but they do get the basics done. Lots of proof reading required.

Just before retiring I was getting into closed captioning and this service, as Bob said, is quite expensive. However a producer I was working for found some people doing this as a home based business for really cheap prices. As I recall he paid $100 for a 30 minute talk show to be transcribed and the special files created plus embed those files into the meta data for CC. The big boys were charging 10 times that price.

For people looking for a great Home based business, this transcription service can be quite lucrative and you won't need to do much advertising. Just contact your TV stations and local Cable companies to get on their outside contractor lists. New FCC requirements has greatly increased the demand for this service. Bob???, you were looking for a job? But you'll need to learn to spell.

That's what I have spell check for LOL!

 

[Jeff0575]

i sure would like to hear the casts on my droid. n e ideas.

 

[Jeff0575]

never mind figured it out just now.