How to use Hindenburg to automatically create MP3 tags for your podcast

Are you wondering how to create MP3 tags (sometimes called ID3 tags) for your podcast audio files?

You could certainly use some third-party software like PA Software's id3 editor. It's a great tool. I have it and I've used it.

But now that I know Hindenburg can create those tags as part of my Export or Publish workflows, I'm happy that I don't need to use an additional tool.

In this 5-minute video, I'm going to show you what you need to know to be able to add those id3 tags to your podcast audio files. Complete with a demonstration.

When we're done, you're going to know exactly how to add those tags and also discover how this can take EVEN MORE steps out of your production process.

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