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Your xslt should be something like:
<xsl:variable name="ImageURL" xmlns:content="http://namespaceurl" select="substring-before(substring-after(content:encoded, 'src="'), '"')" />
<img alt="" src="{$ImageURL}" width="75" height="49" />
Where http://namespaceurl matches the namespace "url" of content from the input
To find ...
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This is most likely due to Loopback check on the server. This a check Microsoft has introduces into the OS (starting in Windows server 2003 SP1) to avoid a certain kind of attack where a server was tricked into accepting request to other addresses and showing them as safe.
When the server is contacting itself with another name than the servername it'll ...
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Actually, if all your settings are correct, then you should know that Calendars don't generate any RSS unless you view it in Internet Explorer. If you view it in Firefox, it will generate the feed, but without any entries.
View the RSS feed in Internet Explorer (or Firefox with IEtab).
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Try relying on ListData.svc which exposes Atom feeds using a OData. Almost every single list in SharePoint 2010 is also available via this REST WCF Service. In this way you could use OData queries to filter only records of interest for you (see here http://www.odata.org/documentation/uri-conventions/#SystemQueryOptions or more preciselly ...
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