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Apple has supported video formats for podcasts since 2005. However, until now, the Apple Podcasts app has distributed video podcasts using RSS. If you wanted to have both audio-only and video versions of a podcast, that has required two separate show entries in Apple Podcasts.

The enhanced video podcast experience in Apple Podcasts uses the Apple-developed HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) protocol. That provides adaptive streaming features, to automatically adjust bandwidth usage depending on network connectivity. And, for the first time, the addition of HLS support will let creators dynamically insert video ads — including host-read spots — into their podcasts.

 is this compatible with what you are using at Fountain?

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>Apple has supported video formats for podcasts since 2005. However, until now, the Apple Podcasts app has distributed video podcasts using RSS. If you wanted to have both audio-only and video versions of a podcast, that has required two separate show entries in Apple Podcasts.

>The enhanced video podcast experience in Apple Podcasts uses the Apple-developed HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) protocol. That provides adaptive streaming features, to automatically adjust bandwidth usage depending on network connectivity. And, for the first time, the addition of HLS support will let creators dynamically insert video ads — including host-read spots — into their podcasts.

@MerryOscar is this compatible with what you are using at Fountain?