I'd say that was a worthwhile two hours.

I can go to Engadget on my web browser, too, but I like using the app more.

This brings up an interesting question, though. What would you guys like to see in the app that would sway you to using it more than a generic podcast player? Stuff like show notes? I dunno, pitch something at me.

Show notes shouldn't be very difficult to do. If you've got a few minutes sometime, whip up a quick mock-up of what you'd want it to look like and message it to me, and maybe we can work on how to do something more interactive later.

Update! Current status of app: semi-functional. Here's a current screencap.

Not a hundred percent sure how that works yet, but I quadrupled the timeouts for anything that looks relevant, so let me know if it gets better.

Hm. Still showing up for me. Anyone else unable to see it? Also, feel free to try whatever video format you can throw at it until it doesn't work.

Test.

ASK AND YOU SHALL RECEIVE.

[ video ]url[ /video ] (without the spaces, obviously)

You got this idea from doing it in my bedroom at New Years.

DO NOT DENY IT.

(no homo)

Actually, that's a good point. We should take suggestions for tags to associate with movies. The more robust the search, the better.

The feed should be working properly with m4a files now, although it's not obvious as to which one is which (it's the second one of the Salv files). I'll leave that one up to Teague to fix.

Anyway, if any of you guys are having problems with the feed not working with the enhanced file, lemme know.