Riverside.fm Records Audio and Video Locally for Each Participant

Riverside.fm is a new platform I just learned about but haven’t tried yet. I want to try this one as well as the upcoming release of Zencastr’s new version.

Our friend Mathew Passy has tried Riverside.fm and likes it, but admits they are still working out some kinks.

Description from their website:

• Record your podcast’s audio AND video locally.
• Separate audio and video tracks for each guest.
• Livestream it to YouTube/Facebook/Twitter.
• Let your listeners call in via video.
• Start a free trial with no credit card required.

Have you tried it? What has your experience been so far?

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