RSS.com, a number one podcast internet hosting firm, has unveiled PodViz, an progressive in-house know-how that simplifies the method of remodeling audio podcast episodes into fascinating movies. Notably, RSS.com has built-in this resolution into its internet hosting platform, empowering podcasters to effortlessly convert their episodes and add them to standard video distribution platforms like YouTube.
Setting itself other than comparable choices, PodViz goes past primary performance by additionally supporting Podcasting 2.0 chapters, guaranteeing the transformed audio-to-video recordsdata retain components reminiscent of chapter artwork, title, and metadata.
The event of this new know-how displays the rising development amongst podcasters worldwide, who’re leveraging video distribution platforms to develop their listener base and improve the discoverability of their primarily audio-focused exhibits.
Podcasters from all corners of the globe can make the most of this revolutionary audio-video conversion toll without cost by visiting RSS.com/podviz.
“We’re thrilled to supply our podcasters the power to showcase their Podcasting 2.0 enabled chapters and chapter artwork in video format, all with out further charges. This thrilling audio to video characteristic bridges a niche between YouTube’s providing and excellent Podcasting 2.0 enabled apps reminiscent of Podverse, Podfriend, and Fountain. By increasing the attain of Podcasting 2.0 options, we’re giving our podcasters the chance to achieve new audiences. Now any of our podcasters who want to distribute their podcast to their very own YouTube channel can effortlessly accomplish that.” – Ben Richardson, Co-Founding father of RSS.com.
Along with integrating with YouTube, RSS.com plans to develop its assist for video content material platforms reminiscent of Vimeo, PeerTube, and TikTok.
About RSS.com
Based in 2018, RSS.com is a podcasting platform with a worldwide neighborhood and strategic investments in audio know-how, IP and manufacturing of unique content material.
