> And while we're on the subject of tech'ing things up, I have a
> question. This fellow here manages to put bookmarks inside his real
> audio file:
>
> http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/14958
>
> such that if go to the very end and click on the link, it takes you
> right to minute 2:47 of a three hour show so you can listen to a song
> by Gogol Bordello. Does anyone know how he does that? Because I was
> wondering how hard it would be to put similar bookmarks in the Behind
> the News shows to flag dramatic moments -- like when Sebastian
> Mallaby got completely depantsed by Patrick McCully of the
> International Rivers network. That's a spectacle I'd love to share
> with the entire world.
>
> Michael
I think it's a function within the playlist.
Experiment: Use Realplayer to create a "favorite" and instead of leaving the clip start and stop values at zero pick a number. I believe if you link to the playlist instead of the actual audio video file it will start at the set time.
As far as multiple bookmarks in one audio file... yer on your own.
Leigh