Repurpose VS Auphonic

I've been using repurpose.io and it's been great. I post everything on Youtube then the shorts go to FB, IG and Tik Tok. I had about a week of pretty good reach, but recently my reach has started tanking. My tik tok videos have been getting literally 0 plays. Is something up? Do I need to be interacting more? Source: about 1 year ago

Has anyone used repurpose.io to create videos from podcast episodes? I've been using them for a while, and I've been waiting over 7 hours for their product to generate an eight-minute video to progress in the queue. And the support desk told me to wait and that the "tech team are working hard to speed up the queue.". Source: about 1 year ago

Have you checked out repurpose.io? I haven't used it myself but others have recommended it for repurposing one piece of content for many platforms. Source: over 1 year ago

I started a socialmedia operation with 3 of my friends and a lot of tools like repurpose.io, socialpilot or hootsuite, are either expensive, slow or limited in user accounts. Source: over 1 year ago

If not I would really consider https://repurpose.io/ where it will monitor your socials and every time you post a Youtube short it will just copy the content and post it on your behalf to your other platform choices. Source: over 1 year ago

This is a side project, and publishing one episode every week is challenging. Primarily if you target an evergreen strategy and not a news podcast. Things like preparing a topic, recording, audio editing, writing shownotes/links/chapters, marketing (social media posts), and maybe editing reels/shorts. This can quickly consume ~8h per week. We looked into the usage of AI with the goal of reducing the time spent.... - Source: Hacker News / 5 months ago

There are some things like https://auphonic.com/, you can download and a file in, toss in most free audio programs and easily remedy majority of things for free. At that point would just contact the creator. Source: 11 months ago

I generally use auphonic.com for noise removal and leveling. You get two hours of free processing a month. Source: 11 months ago

Audacity is fine to edit with. The learning curve can be frustrating but you’ll get there. Learn noise reduction and amplify (to reduce breath sounds). Auphonic covers a multitude of recording sins and is worth the $10 or so you might may for the online credits every couple months. Good luck! Source: about 1 year ago

Upload recording to auphonic.com for automated processing (volume leveling -> pretty clean audio, speech recognition -> subtitles). - Source: dev.to / about 1 year ago