The FindingGrace.com web site utilizes MP3 audio to provide streaming and downloadable versions of audio content. The MP3 standard format allows for the audio to be played back on almost any sort of computer system or portable device.

For listings of recommended MP3 software for various operating systems, please visit the following links:

http://www.mpeg.org/MPEG/MPEG-audio-player.html

Streaming
Most MP3 software for your computer should support audio streaming. Select the streaming icon to try streaming the MP3 audio to your computer. The reason you would want to choose streaming is that the audio starts playing soon after clicking the link and you don't have to wait for the entire file to download to your computer before you can hear anything. If your software does not support our streaming option, you will need to use the download link.

Download
Use this option to download the entire MP3 file to your computer. You will want to choose this option if you are going to transfer the audio to a portable MP3 player or similar device. You may also need to use this option if your software doesn't support MP3 streaming as described above.

Multiple Files
Use this option to download several shorter MP3 files to your computer. The longer mp3 file is split into several shorter 4-5 minute long mp3 files, that have been compressed into a single ZIP file. You may prefer to choose this option if you are going to transfer the audio to a portable MP3 player or burn it onto a CD. The advantage to this format is that it is easier to resume playback to certain sections of the file.

• Tutorial: Burning Audio CD using Windows XP
  
  
• For OS X, refer to the tutorial above for general info on the FindingGrace.com MP3 files to use, then use I-Tunes to burn the MP3 files to CD.
  
  

What is Podcasting? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Podcasting
Podcast Software: iPodder, iTunes
Grace Podcast Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/findinggrace
Alternate Podcast Feed: http://www.findinggrace.com/podcast/