Detailed Comparison: Riverside vs. Iris vs. Zencastr vs. Squadcast
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Published 2023-07-14
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Are you tired of compromising on audio and video quality during your podcast interviews? Say goodbye to Zoom and get ready to discover the best podcast recording software.
In this video, I reveal the ups and downs of four ultimate tools:
π Riverside: bit.ly/riverside-fm
π Iris: iris.fm/
π Zencastr: zencastr.com/
π Squadcast: bit.ly/squad_cast
Letβs demonstrate their real-time performance and compare their audio and video quality based on the five crucial factors:
- cost
- ease of use
- quality
- stability
- unique features
Say goodbye to guesswork and make an informed decision for your podcasting needs.
Letβs dive in!
Key Takeaways:
A truly remote podcast test (00:00)
The best way to grow a podcast (00:48)
Riverside vs. Iris vs. Zencastr vs. Squadcast (01:17)
Cost (01:47)
Ease of use (05:02)
Quality (06:21)
Stability (07:53)
Features (10:04)
A quick overview (12:14
All Comments (21)
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Zencastr seems to have everything I needβ¦ except the option to add a background or blur the background of my video! π« Do you know any workarounds for this?
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Thanks man! Totally need this!
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Great job on this. super useful!
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Just what I needed to see!
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Nice
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Thank you for this great video, helped me make my decision π
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great video!
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I use Riverside and think it is great! However, I have had to jump through several hoops to get the link to work for my guests, especially when I send them the automated Riverside email with the link. Usually I have to end up texting them the URL and they access it that way
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Great video, thanks so much! I couldn't find the website you mentioned. Can you post it again please.
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Really good testing! Thanks for the video!π
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Hey man love the vids. Any tips on how to increase your average view duration for shorts?
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Great video. Thank you.
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This was great! Thank you!
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Zencaster does have a clearer color balance and focus sharpness. Riverside seems to record warmest -- lending a color boost to the images, although not as crisp as Zencaster. I would say it's the #2. Iris takes 3rd. Because of its features, I prefer Riverside of the 4.
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there are some changes on squadcast including a free account. There needs to be an updated video on this same topic.
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Boomcaster Empowering creators to podcast, vodcast and livestream from a single platform
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Thanks for this video. Just one point: I prefer Riverside, but it has a problem (for me): if guest connect with smartphone, he should download APP. Till today I used Streamyard
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Zencastr is the clear decision for me but I use boomcaster because of the ability to share my screen. I wish zencastr had screen share ability. Iβd switch without a doubt
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Riverside user here and I've encountered a lot of issues with the platform. Most recently one of our host's entire video/audio wasn't uploaded into our pod studio and had to be recovered separately which means we're scurrying to find the best alternative editing software/editor that will be able to sync the recovered tracks back into the episode. Plus the preview or studio links always give one of our hosts or guests trouble. Def looking into Iris, Zen, or Squad.
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curious your take on riverside vs streamyard on audio and video quality and problems? I keep hearing sync and drag issues with riverside. I've been wanting to check them out too, but..
