Each service also has a slightly different process for recording your calls - but the short of it is that you'll be able to use material from any platform that outputs. One thing to keep in mind is that some platforms require you to upgrade to their premium tier to download a backup of your video chats. From there, you can edit and trim the segment as needed, as well as add background music, sound effects and other voice recordings to build out an episode. Once the file is online, Anchor will automatically add the resulting audio clip to your library and episode builder. To use the feature, you'll first need to upload a recording of your conversation to Anchor's website. Starting today, you can use the platform to convert your Zoom, Google Meet, Skype, FaceTime, Twitch and Instagram Live video calls into podcast material. What does this mean for YouTube? It may not make a significant change to video podcasting on there, but we’ll have to wait and see for any noticeable results.Spotify's Anchor app is adding yet more functionality to help make producing podcasts more accessible. While many creators upload the video form of their show to YouTube, this is one less step to take to visualize their work. Spotify has been gradually testing video podcasts for almost two years. For users who never uploaded video versions of their show, Anchor has a bulk-replace tool so you can easily replace existing audio episodes with video versions instead. With a Riverside integration, podcasters can record and publish quality video content for free. Spotify’s press release also mentions its new partnership with Riverside, a platform for remote recording. There are also interactive podcast features like polls and Q&A. Video podcasts work with Spotify’s subscription feature as well as embeds – creators can view video-specific analytics to get insight on their performance.
Using Anchor, Spotify’s podcast creation tool, it’s just as easy to publish a video podcast as it is audio. All creators within the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand can use this feature.
Starting today, Spotify creators are now able to upload video podcasts to the platform.
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