Posted by faq on 29th August 2009
To set your Podbean Facebook player linking to a new Podbean account, you may follow the steps as hereafter:
1. Remove "Podbean Podcast Player" application from your Facebook profile.
2. Close your browser and restart it. This will clear the browser cache.
3. Add "Podbean Podcast Player" to your Facebook profile again, this time enter the new Podbean account user name and password.
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Posted by faq on 10th April 2009
Please make sure your video is encoded in one of Podbean Player supported video formats. Currently following video formats are supported in the Podbean player: flv, and H.264 based mp4, m4v, mov, avi . Please notice, flv format is not supported by iTunes. If you want to make your video appeared in both iTunes and the Podbean player, please encode it with H.264 based mp4 or m4v format.
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Posted by faq on 1st March 2009
The online Flash player only supports mp3 format audio files. More over, the Flash player is sensitive to the sample rate. Please encode your audio with sample rate at at 11.025 22.05 or 44.1 kHz.
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Posted by faq on 18th February 2009
If you want to embed your podcast into other blog sites, such as, wordpress.com, blogspot.com etc, you may need to get URLs of your uploaded audios and videos.
To get the URLs of your uploaded audios and videos, you can click “Upload” tab in your Podbean dashborad to get into Media Manager Page. On the media manager page, you can click a file name to get a pop up window which shows the URL of this file.

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Posted by faq on 3rd February 2009
Currently following formats are supported: mp3, flv, and H.264 based mp4, m4v, mov, avi
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Posted by faq on 13th December 2007
Podcasters wanting to simplify the Facebook publishing
process can relax. Podbean.com offers a free and easy way to publish and manage
all of your podcast projects. To get started, just log in and choose “Manage”
from your Dashboard. You’ll see a sub-tab called “Embeddable Player.

Click the link that says “Click here to share on Facebook”
and you’ll see your Facebook login. Sign in to your Facebook account and you’ll
see the following Podcast Player set up screen:

You can choose a black or white skin and preview it by clicking “Get Player”.
Once you’ve chosen your skin, click “Show this player in Profile” at the bottom
of the set up screen.
You should then see your Facebook profile page with your Podcast Player
embedded. It may take a few hours for your podcast to show up so don’t worry if
you can’t see it right away. The Podbean podcast player also comes with an “Embed Once,
Use Forever” feature that means you don’t have to install new players to display
new podcasts. Instead, your embedded player will automatically update when
you add or change your podcast selections.
Want to publicize your podcasts?
Click the “Share” button at top right of the player and you can
share your new Podbean podcast to your Facebook friends right away.

Just plug in your friend’s name or email address and viola!
You’ve just publicized your podcast! There’s also a link to post your player on
a friend’s wall. Your Podcast Player also comes with a “subscribe” feature so
your friends and family will always know the minute you add a new podcast episode.
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Posted by faq on 27th October 2007
To get the embed code of your Podcast Player, you simply click “Manage” tab, then “Embeddable Player” sub-tab. Select the color and size of the player and click “Get Embed Button”.

To get the embed code of the Podcast Player for a single episode, you click “Manage” tab, then “Posts” sub-tab, click the “embed code” button at right side of the post.
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Posted by faq on 25th October 2007
Because the full screen uses javascript but some sites(ex:myspace) may block it for security purpose.
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Posted by faq on 25th October 2007
Yes. Just select your own image when publish. If not, we’ll generate it for you.
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Posted by faq on 25th October 2007
The video may not be well encoded when you create it, so please check your settings.
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