Frequently asked questions

Hello Craig,

Thanks for involving, as I might agree that it might look like we brought AI to Publitio because its a trend it is one more area we need to see how can it be useful to our users. For example maybe people could make good looking intros or outros for their videos or similar, or cover photos for their videos, maybe even non-copyrighted background music to their videos as well, we are moving in a direction where content creators should have an easier access to resources. Nice example, video subtitles and translations are other thing we can find useful and go in that direction as well. I have played a lot with text to audio, it could be useful to add a voice of your choice to video lessons or similar. It is not something we will focus all of our resources to AI but its definitely something nice to have and be able to extend in future.

Reading about Publitio’s first petabyte feels like watching something you’ve used for years hit a real milestone. It makes me think about how much digital life we all carry — photos, videos, projects — and how storage quietly supports it.

I am getting exactly the same on my site.

WP updated to newest version as are all of my plugins and DIVI. I have tried it using a DIVI text block as well as a gutenberg standard block and the same thing happens. It shows the Publitio login box and then replies with - The page has expired due to inactivity. Please refresh and try again. I am using Brave as a browser, however it does seem to work in Chrome

That feature is not yet available in dashboard but you can copy all links only via SDK, will add this feature to the Trelo board.

I am glad it is helpful. More like these incoming soon :)

Thank you! We are always happy to improve our services to our users. Happy uploading/downloading ;)

Your guide on visualizing sound brought back memories of my first audio project — I was so focused on mixing tracks that I never thought much about how they looked until I saw a waveform! Tools like Audiowaveform and FFmpeg make it super satisfying to actually see your sound shape. Before I dove into this stuff, I was reading everyday user feedback like https://sirius-xm-radio.pissedconsumer.com/review.html just to learn how people talk about audio quality and expectations — that helped me understand what others care about sonically. Seeing those peaks and valleys makes editing feel way more intentional and creative.

Changelogs like this are honestly underrated reading. Seeing steady improvements in performance and protection gives that quiet reassurance that the platform isn’t standing still. I’ve worked with tools where updates felt random, so clear explanations really matter.

This is a great functionality.

It solves a project that I have been working on lately.

Thanks!

That's great news, Publitio! The enhanced player sounds really helpful, especially with more control and flexibility!