The audio is very quiet, it's probably a microphone or post processing issue.
Castropod is cool, maybe you can try to figure out why it doesn't properly federate with Lemmy and file some issues on both sides?
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The audio is very quiet, it's probably a microphone or post processing issue.
Castropod is cool, maybe you can try to figure out why it doesn't properly federate with Lemmy and file some issues on both sides?
Thanks for the feedback. I'll work on it. Also, I recognize you from Disroot, etc. Hello!
Quick q what are you using to host your podcast site? I went and followed on Mastodon, since that works best for personal lists for me.
I like Linux and I like the idea of prepping (or sometimes making fun of it) so I think this should be good.
Currently I'm hosting it on Cpanel. I contacted Softaculous and asked them to add Castopod to their webstore, then waited several months to a year-ish. My plan is to move the audio into Minio S3-compatible storage and then move podcast (yikes) onto my hardware. :)