Nostr.build with an rss integration would move the needle getting more nostriches to fully utilize the power of pc2.0

Hell even just an audio optimized hosting solution would be super cool!

Haha, I think your comment got lost in the hell thread. This is what I think is needed, anyone please correct me if I'm wrong. 🔹Audio uploading & optimization for streaming. Musicians can upload their source files and have it converted to mp3 or m4a, possibly preserving the source files as well. 🔹An RSS feed supporting podcasting 2.0 This lets the user add their songs easily to podcasting/demu apps. It would need a way to edit the metadata for the feed and the uploaded files. Am I missing anything here @ChadF and 33 others @BITwise 🐳 >>= RIGHTish ?

This thread could rival @The Marie ⚡️🦂 's hell threads in length. Speaking of, haven't seen her around in a long time. You alright girl???

An auto conversion to mp3 would be amazing. Im weary of optimization sometimes... would it affect audio quality? That's first and foremost. I like the option to have it on or off like you have for the photo optimization. The second one, nostr.build could certainly host rss files. Agree, the ability to edit is big but we would also need some way to push a notification that theres been a new feed created or an update. Its been done so the code is likely out there. The PC2.0 guys use a function called podping. I think they use it over IRC or something idk how it works but there are those around who might. Looking at @Sir Spencer, Wolf of KC 🐺 maybe?

I see two options for publishing to the RSS websub - used by a lot of existing web properties already

WebSub - Wikipedia

WebSub

WebSub provides a common mechanism for communication between publishers of any kind of Web content and their subscribers, based on HTTP web hooks. ...

And podping - it's attached to some web3 💩coin called hive 😬

GitHub

GitHub - Podcastindex-org/podping: A global message bus for podcast feed events.

A global message bus for podcast feed events. Contribute to Podcastindex-org/podping development by creating an account on GitHub.

Podcasting 2.0 docs

Podcasting 2.0 Podcast Namespace introduction - Podcasting 2.0