Topic: Soundbyte

The show's technical infrastructure is maintained by volunteer "CISOPs" like Void Zero (Ben), who manage bandwidth and streaming. Adam Curry reveals he uses "Soundbyte" software by Black Cat Software on an original iPad to trigger his soundboard and jingles. They also briefly discuss the No Agenda Wiki, which serves as a repository for the show's various memes, jingles, and host biographies.

Adam Curry reveals he uses "Soundbyte" software on an original iPad to trigger the show's jingles and sound effects. He explains that the show's opening is actually composed of three distinct audio elements timed to the hosts' introductory remarks. This setup replicates the functionality of old-school radio "cart machines."

The hosts answer various technical questions, including the status of the "Global Blank Fund" investigation, which Curry has dropped due to a lack of credible leads. They provide advice on using the Soundbyte app and how to access the show's stream on older Nokia and BlackBerry devices. They also address a listener's comment about the "glut of talent" on the show.

Adam Curry discusses the software he uses for jingles, specifically "Soundbyte" by Black Cat Software, which emulates an old-school radio cart machine. They also provide advice for listeners trying to access the show on older mobile devices like the Nokia E71 and BlackBerry, noting that new podcasting apps are slowly becoming available for those platforms.