MCNEWS.COM.AU introduces another new revolution in motorcycle content delivery.

In another exciting innovation for mcnews.com.au we are pleased to introduce a new feature to further enhance your on-line experience.

Apple's Ipod is taking the world by storm and we now produce content in the shape of Podcasts. Through Apple's iTunes software (free) any Ipod owner can subscribe (free) to our new podcasting service.

Ipod owners can take the free subscription to our service by clicking this link.  Those with Video Ipods should click 'Get Episode' on the edition titled 'Multimedia Presentation' while those with sound only Ipods (such as Nanos) should click 'Get Episode' on the MP3 presentation. Or you can subscribe to the feed to automatically pick up both these and any future mcnews.com.au podcasts. (Best Option). Users who chose this option when we debuted this feature would have automatically had the latest Podcast (Our latest Podcast shows selected highlights from the recent Metrakit '2007 Festival of Champions' DVD) downloaded to their Ipod if they recently connected to Itunes at all.

Users of iTunes or other software that works with podcasts can also follow these manual instructions; If you're using iTunes, launch iTunes, click on the "Advanced" menu and select "Subscribe to Podcast". Paste this feed: http://www.mcnews.com.au/video/cal/www.mcnews.com.xml in the blank window (right click in the blank window and select paste). iTunes will automatically download the latest feed. To access an existing podcast in iTunes click on "Podcasts" in the Store navigation panel. By default it should download the latest podcast, unless specified differently in preferences.

For users that have other MP3 players or video devices software similar to iTunes that should work with your player is available here; Another useful link for more information on the subject can be found here.

If you want to receive these programs regularly, make sure the scheduling function on your podcasting software is set to search for new podcasts automatically.

Of course we wouldn't leave those of you without Ipods out of the loop and have produced the Podcasts in a variety of formats for download to your computer.

We invite you to join our friendly 5,000 strong member forum to give us your feedback on this new feature.