The option to share your audio or video episodes to your YouTube channel is available starting with the Boost hosting plan. Discover all of our hosting plans and their features: https://www.ausha.co/pricing/ 👈
Sharing your audio or video episodes from Ausha to your YouTube channel requires 3 simple steps:
You must already have created your YouTube channel.
You must have connected your YouTube channel to your Ausha distribution settings.
📚 If you haven't done this yet, check out our article How do I connect my YouTube channel to my Ausha account? 👈
You must enable the publication of each episode to your YouTube channel when publishing it on your Ausha account.
How do I enable publishing each episode to YouTube?
Sharing episodes to your YouTube channel works differently from other podcast listening platforms such as Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Deezer, etc. Unlike these platforms, YouTube does not use your podcast RSS feed to automatically retrieve your new episodes.
For each new episode, you will need to manually confirm that you want Ausha to share your audio or video episode to your YouTube channel.
🎧 If your episode is an audio file (.MP3, .WAV, .M4A, .OGG, .FLAC)
Ausha can create a video from your audio file, then publish it directly to the YouTube channel connected to your show.
To do so:
Go to the Episodes tab.
Create or edit an episode.
📚 Check out our article How do I publish an episode? 👈
In the episode creation or editing form, go to the Video (optional) section.
Check the YouTube box so that Ausha generates an automatic video, which will be shared to your YouTube channel when your episode is publicly published.
Fields allowing you to add a title and the thumbnail of your choice will appear.
Click Next to complete the step
Important: The YouTube box is always disabled by default, even if your YouTube channel is connected to Ausha, so that you can choose whether or not to publish your content to your channel. For each episode you want to appear on YouTube, make sure to enable publication by checking this option.
💡 If you forgot to check the YouTube box for an episode that is already online, or if you published an episode before connecting your YouTube channel to your show, you can go back to the episode form at any time, check the YouTube box, and save your changes.
Your episode will automatically be published to YouTube within the next few hours. 🚀
🎬 If your episode is a video file (.MP4)
If you uploaded an .MP4 video file in the episode creation form, the Video (optional) section will allow you to share your video directly to your YouTube channel.
To do so:
Go to the Episodes tab.
Create or edit an episode by uploading a video file (.MP4).
In the episode creation or editing form, go to the Video (optional) section.
Check the YouTube box.
Fields allowing you to add a title and the thumbnail of your choice will appear.
Click Next to complete the step.
💡 The video version of your episode will be shared to your YouTube channel when your episode is publicly published. Its audio version will be distributed to all other listening platforms (Spotify, Deezer, Amazon Music, etc.).
How many videos can I publish to my YouTube channel from Ausha?
🎧 If your episode is created from an audio file (.MP3, .WAV, .M4A, .OGG, .FLAC):
You can share up to 5 videos generated by Ausha per day to your YouTube channel.
This quota is automatically reset every day.
🎬 If your episode is created from a video file (.MP4):
The number of video hours you can publish each month depends on your hosting plan:
With the Boost plan, you get 240 minutes per month.
💡 +180 minutes for each additional active show.With the Supersonic plan, you get 720 minutes per month.
💡 +360 minutes for each additional active show.
📚 Check out our article How do I add an extra active show to my Ausha hosting plan?
Your video publishing quota is shared across all the shows on your account and is reset at the beginning of each month.
If you have an Ausha PRO plan, your quota is defined according to the terms of your contract. Contact our team at [email protected] 👈 to learn more.