How to Listen to Podcasts
There are three ways to receive the lecture recordings:

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  Podcasting : Podcasting makes audio recordings, typically MP3s, available for automatic download by subscribing to an automatic RSS feed through free “podcatcher” software. Subscribing to a course podcast will automatically download the the latest lecture MP3s to your computer or portable MP3 player as the lectures become available online.
  
  
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  Download : you can browse the online lecture archives to download specific MP3 lectures. These MP3s can be played on a computer or loaded onto a portable MP3 player for on-the-go listening.
  

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  Streaming : If you don’t want to store the MP3s on your computer you can listen on-demand as an audio stream (free RealPlayer required).

How to Subscribe


When you click the “RSS | Podcast” button you will be taken to an XML page. Copy the URL from your browser’s Location field and paste into your preferred podcast software. Free podcast software for Mac OSX and Windows include:

• iTunes

• Juice

• Also see Wikipedia’s List of Podcatchers

FeedBurner provides a user-friendly way to view and listen to podcast archives.

If you have iTunes installed you can subscribe with a single click of the iTunes button.

If you don’t see a Subscribe link on the lecture archive page it is because this course is webcast streaming only.

Using RSS

Terms of Use
You may download, copy and/or transfer to a portable listening device the UC Berkeley podcasts for your personal, non-commercial use only.