Fast, high-quality MP3 encoderĮven Forecast’s MP3 encoder is designed to save you time. WAV file to Forecast, and Forecast imports each marker as a chapter. Simply create markers in your audio editor as you edit your podcast, export it as a. There’s no need to manually create chapters in Forecast. Forecast reads and writes the MP3 Chapters standard, with full support for embedding titles, link URLs, and images.Įven if structured chapters aren’t for you, if you’d like to show the listeners what you’re talking about at a certain time, you can also add special chapters that don’t display in the chapter list (in supported podcast players) - they simply show a link or image to the listener at a relevant time, for whatever duration you’d like. MP3 ChaptersĪdd chapters to make it easier for listeners to navigate your podcasts. “atp100.wav”, “atp101.wav”, etc., and Forecast will automatically fill in the title, artwork, and episode number.įorecast also remembers and autofills the most recently used URL and/or image for each chapter title, saving you a bit of time if you have some repeating chapters over multiple episodes or between multiple shows (sponsors, bumpers, etc.).

Name your input files with the same prefix and numbering system each time, e.g. Autofillįorecast embeds artwork, title, and description in each MP3. And if you want to add chapters, it has never been easier. Forecast automates common workflows and saves time even if you never use chapters. The last thing podcast producers need is more tedious, manual steps to publish each episode. The podcast MP3 post-production tool designed, developed, and used by professional podcasters.

It has been tested and used in production for over four years, but the interface is still a bit rough.įeedback is welcome in the Overcast Slack group. Forecast ® podcast MP3 encoder with chapters

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