Juice
(ver 2.2)
Abandoned Freeware


Juice is technically a "Media Aggregator," a program that 
allows you to select and download audio files from anywhere 
on the Internet to your desktop.  Juice uses RSS to "feed" 
files to your computer.  RSS usually involves headlines and 
text, but Juice devised a way to have it move audio files.  

Once you've installed Juice, you can select podcasts to 
subscribe to in two different ways: Either clicking the 
selection button to see a directory of available podcasts or 
enter a URL for a podcast you've found on your own.  You can 
set the scheduling options so that Juice scans for new 
downloads as often as you like, or you can control it manually.  
When it is done downloading new files, it adds them to your 
library, all ready to be played.  



What are podcasts?

Podcasts are audio broadcasts created and stored digitally on 
the Internet.  Instead of being broadcast over the airwaves 
once and lost, like with traditional radio, podcasts were 
created to be stored and played at the user's convenience.  
Think of them as radio shows waiting to be downloaded. There 
are currently thousands of podcasts available covering 
everything from automobiles to rock 'n roll.