Export and publish from Podcastle
Demo summary
The narrator walks through exporting files in various formats (MP3, 4K MP4), generating RSS feeds, and setting up show details for distribution to platforms like Spotify.
Step-by-step
- Click Export once the project is ready
- Select a file format such as MP3, WAV, or up to 4K MP4 video
- Include subtitle or transcript files like SRT or text if needed
- Create a show inside Podcastle by adding a title, author, cover art, and category
- Generate the RSS feed and connect it to platforms like Spotify or Apple Podcasts
Options
- Publish to podcast platforms or use Podcastle's built-in hosting
- Schedule the podcast to go live at a later date
Watch out for
- Include license codes for any added music to ensure copyright safety
Tips
- Include subtitle files or full transcript exports for accessibility, SEO, or content repurposing
- Schedule your podcast to go live at a later date so you never miss your release window
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