Have you connected your YouTube channel to your Ausha account and enabled sharing for your episode? Congratulations! 🚀
📚 If you haven't done this yet, check out these articles to guide you:
If you uploaded an audio file for your episode (.mp3, .wav, .ogg, or .flac):
Ausha's tools will generate a video from your audio file and publish it directly to the YouTube channel you connected.
👉 To do so, we use the information you entered for each episode you want to distribute (audio file, image, title, description, etc.) and integrate it into the generated video, which also includes an animated waveform that moves along with your audio.
A video is always clearer than words, so here's an example of an episode from the show TIPS shared from Ausha to the show's YouTube channel:
The automatically generated video includes:
At the top of the screen: the episode title, the episode artwork, and your podcast name
At the bottom of the screen: a colored audio waveform that moves in sync with your episode's audio.
Now you know what your podcast episodes will look like on YouTube!
📚 Check out our article Can I change the way my published episode videos look on YouTube? 👈
If you uploaded a video file for your episode (.MP4):
If you uploaded an .MP4 video file containing the filmed version of your episode, that video will be shared to your YouTube channel. Ausha does not make any visual changes to your video file, and it will be published to your channel as is.
💡 When creating your episode, you can choose whether or not to share the video to your YouTube channel. You can also customize the video's thumbnail and title before publication.
📚 Check out our article How do I distribute my podcast to YouTube from Ausha?