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Upload your recorded broadcasts

Add recordings to the cloud and make them publicly available on your channel

Updated this week

Recordings of your live broadcasts can either be saved on your device or uploaded online.

This article will show you how to upload your recorded broadcasts:

Uploading local recordings to the cloud will make them accessible to listeners on your channel, and enables you to free up local disk space on your broadcast device.


Open your Recordings window

If you have recordings enabled, your broadcast events will be recorded as audio files to a local folder, which can be accessed via your Recordings window. There are two ways to open your Recordings window from the Creators apps:

  • After a live event, or

  • Via the Recordings tab

After a live event

Immediately after closing a live event, you will see a screen confirming the live event has ended. You can access your Recordings window from here.

  1. Select View saved recording

  2. This will pull up your Recordings window


Via the Recordings tab

You can also access your Recordings window via the Recordings tab at any time. From the desktop or mobile app's task bar:

  1. Select the Recordings tab

  2. Select Local recordings


Upload your recording

From your Recordings window:

  1. Choose the local audio file you want to upload

  2. Select the upload arrow icon

Uploaded recordings are displayed in green. To delete a recently uploaded file from your local folders, select the trash icon.


Save to complete upload

While your audio file is being uploaded, you can also edit its title, description, access level, podcast (RSS) feed setting or artwork.

Hit Save once you're happy with the recording details, and to complete the upload.

Important: If you don’t select Save, the file may appear as an incomplete recording on your dashboard’s Recordings page, and it won’t appear on your channel.


Now that you have uploaded your recordings, learn how to present them as Collections on your channel.

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