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Which Free and Open Source Software do you use and/or recommend for podcasting? (OS, DAW, planning, remote recording, transcription, plugins, player…)
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Castopod hat dies geteilt.

Als Antwort auf Castopod

in terms of players, landed on AntennaPod and happy since ever after.

In terms of recording... Well, Audacity do have it's issues and would not recommend IF there were any other decent options. OBS may be worth a shot (despite weird setup if you need audio-only podcast).

Been struggling a bit with PipeWire setting up headphones and various different microphones, but that may just be my lack of experience and time investment :|

Als Antwort auf KasTas

> OBS (despite weird setup if you need audio-only podcast)

How do you achive that @KasTas ?

Als Antwort auf utopiArte

@utopiarte as I recall, selecting custom video codec options (or something like that) and adding -vn (or rather NULL video encoder). Which renders container with the recording with no video. Which is suitable for Audacity or whatver to be imported.

Will check the exact setting later, commuting at the moment :|

Als Antwort auf KasTas

thx for the hint @KasTas, based on your input I did a quick net search and found this:

To record only audio in OBS Studio, go to File -> Settings -> Output, make sure Advanced mode is selected. Open Recording tab and choose Custom Output (FFmpeg) in dropdown. Choose e.g. mp3 as container, disable Video encoder and edit the rest of settings to suit your needs.
This will save the output to .mp3 directly and you can use a separate profile for that in case you're also using OBS for normal video recording.

superuser.com/questions/177299…

Als Antwort auf utopiArte

Thx @KasTasMykolas , for mentioning the recording audio only option in OBS in the first place, and @Castopod to ask the community the general question about software use for #podCast creation so this conversation and hint could come up.

👍

@studi0

mʕ•ﻌ•ʔm bitPickup hat dies geteilt.

Als Antwort auf jeSuisatire …ᘛ⁐̤ᕐᐷ

Als Antwort auf utopiArte

The previous answer was embeeding a video file using bbCode from this #friendica server:
[video]https://cast.tupambae.org/media/podcasts/tutorArtec/intro-clip-0-to-5-landscape-pine.mp4[/video]

Here the embeed as audio file
[audio]https://cast.tupambae.org/media/podcasts/tutorArtec/intro-clip-0-to-5-landscape-pine_original.mp4[/audio]

@mʕ•ﻌ•ʔm bitPickup @jesuiSatire …ᘛ⁐̤ᕐᐷ @crossgolf_rebel - kostenlose Kwalitätsposts @KasTas @Castopod :podcasting2:

Als Antwort auf utopiArte

Can you recheck this embeeded file and it's origin @utopiarte. There is actually a different way of declaring audio files in the #activityPub protocol, as discused on the @helpers forum lately, and the way #castopod "declares" doesn't embed any image on #friendica (?), as visible on you post page on your server.

(just a tecnical recheck of how "cross posting" looks like on the platforms, as the origin of the posted file is inconclusive)
@jesuisatire @crossgolf_rebel @KasTasMykolas @Castopod

Als Antwort auf mʕ•ﻌ•ʔm bitPickup

Looks first of all like a troet.cafe specific circunstance @bitpickup, what code is troet running?

The combination of two audio files might be problematic in general. Actually it's not possible over here to upload more than one video or audio and the replay of any of the two files displayed with timer might not work.

@milan

@utopiarte @Castopod

Als Antwort auf KasTas

#podcast
@KasTasMykolas
> landed on #AntennaPod and happy since ever after

true

"You know that you made it into the top ten of podcasts when your podcast shows up alongside prominent podcasts from all over the world like @gnulinux on the @AntennaPod screen telling people:
Don't Panik."

@Castopod

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mʕ•ﻌ•ʔm bitPickup hat dies geteilt.

Als Antwort auf Castopod

I use as Daw for recording the beloved reaper.fm mostly on Windows (but available also on linux).
For podcasting, I use a website with WordPress and some freemium plugins together with a webradio running using on the server side (ubuntu) liquidsoap and Icecast 2.
Als Antwort auf Castopod

I only use free and open source software for my #podcasts - Both in production and consumption.

StudioLink (studio-link.de/) to record remote interviews.

Ardour (ardour.org) is my DAW. It can do everything.

Castopod (on yunohost.org homeserver) is my hosting and distribution hub.

Antennapod on my phone is my client.

Free tools for a free format!

Als Antwort auf Castopod

I use @ultraschall for recording and production, Studio-Link for remote guests and whisper-cpp for transcription. Of course #Castopod for hosting and for planning I use a Kanban board in my @forgejo instance.
Als Antwort auf Castopod

Audacity for edit
GPodder in Nextcloud for manage
AntennaPod and GNOME Podacasts for play
Als Antwort auf Castopod

- Mumble / Jitsi for the comms during recording
- Sonobus if I need to work remotely DAW-to-DAW with someone on the same project.
- Reaper for DAW (it's not Open Source, but it's GOOD and free until you buy it)
- Transcribing using neural networks like Whisper and so on (using GUI wrappers)
- ReaPlugs as default plugins like noise gate, compressor, basic EQ, etc (free, not Open Source, but available for any DAW)
- AntennaPod for a player
- Not using Linux when recording music or a podcast, but use it in a lot if other cases
Als Antwort auf Castopod

I use #Shotcut to produce the podcast. I prefer it over Audacity because it's a non-linear editor and easier to move cuts.
I like also how easy it is to level the audio!
shotcut.org/
#Antennapod is a winner for listenning the audio
Als Antwort auf Castopod

our weekly podcast was recorded and edited using Audacity until purchasing a Røde Caster Duo for recording. Still using Audacity for editing and final compression of all clips.