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Snow Leopard Server, the Mac OS X version of the Apple operating system for Xserve and other Mac hardware, adds effective workflow enhancements for Podcast Producer 2 and other new features. Here's a look at some Snow Leopard Server and Mac client operations to help you get a feel for what's new.
By Cameron Sturdevant
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- Welcome to Podcast Capture
This is on the client, a MacBook Pro. I easily made a connection to the Podcaster Producer 2 component on the Snow Leopard Server. - Podcast Workflow
This is a frame from my first podcast video. The camera is too close, but the point is that, with the workflow automation, I was able to produce the entire podcast in less than 10 minutesfrom filming to presentation on other systems. - Browsing Through Podcast Producer
Here you see a sample of the podcasts I was able to quickly produce using Snow Leopard Server and my Mac client. - Podcast Information
The information entered in this screen is used in the Podcast Producer workflow to automatically add credits to the podcast. - Podcast Submitted
Once submitted to the Podcast Producer 2 server, podcast material is automatically produced and distributed. - Snow Leopard Server Services
Here you see all the services running on my Snow Leopard Server-based system, including Podcast Producer. You can also see the other services that must be connected for the process to work. - Designing a Workflow
The workflow creation process has been streamlined in Snow Leopard Server. Here you see the first step. - Wiki Server Configuration
Shown is the creation of a wiki template on Snow Leopard Server. - Server Preferences
Here you see the services available on eWEEK Labs' Snow Leopard Server installation.
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