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= URYPlayer Podcasting Policy =
When uploading a Podcast to the URY Website, certain guidelines must be met, both to comply with licencing restrictions and to meet certain quality guidelines. This policy lists things you '''cannot''' do with podcasting, but also intends to provide alternative options.
When uploading a Podcast to the URY Website, certain guidelines must be met, both to comply with licencing restrictions and to meet certain quality guidelines. This policy lists things you '''cannot''' do with podcasting, but also intends to provide alternative options.
== The Policy ==
== The Policy ==
* URYPlayer Podcasts '''must not''' include beds from the [[Beds and Beats]] service. You can easily identify these within the Beds playlist as they have information after the name in brackets, e.g. (Full 2min). See solution A.
* URYPlayer Podcasts '''must not''' contain any amount of a track from URY's Central Music Library, unless you can confirm a licence is held outside our PPL or PRS agreements that allows us to do so. Certain Promo albums may have this. '''It is a common misconception that up to 30 seconds of a track may be used for free. This is not the case.''' See Solution A.
* Where URYPlayer Podcasts contain content from an earlier live broadcast, this content '''should''' be edited as much as possible to ensure the track does not have silence or content that may require the listener to have been listening to portions of the broadcast that are not included in the Podcast. In any situation, logger content '''must not''' be directly uploaded as a Podcast. See Solution B.
URY does not currently have an active policy or procedure for using this service, but here are some tips:
URY does not currently have an active policy or procedure for using this service, but here are some tips:
* Ensure your show is tagged ((URY))
* You can view the tracklist for your show on the URY Website
=== Solution B ===
All URY Computers have Audacity available for basic sound editing and Adobe Audition in the production office. Anyone in our News, Speech, Production or Computing teams will be more than happy to demonstrate the use of these if necessary.