When a submit fails, read the error shown on the result card. The wording usually points to the next action.

Audio upload failed before posting

  • File too large: keep audio files at or under 500 MB on Free, or 10 GB on a paid plan.
  • Unsupported file: try MP3, WAV, M4A, AAC, FLAC, OGG, WMA, AIFF, or OPUS.
  • Too many attempts: wait a moment and try again.
  • Network failure: check your connection and retry.

YouTube upload failed after conversion

  • Authentication expired: reconnect the Google account and try again.
  • Missing YouTube upload permission: reconnect and keep the upload permission selected.
  • Channel does not exist: create the YouTube channel with the selected Google account, then recheck.
  • Long upload: verify the channel for videos longer than 15 minutes.
  • YouTube upload cap: wait until YouTube allows more uploads. This cap is controlled by YouTube and is separate from your Audioship plan quota.
  • YouTube could not accept this upload right now: retry later and contact support if it continues.
Upload failed result card with error message and reconnect link visible.

If a failed YouTube upload did not reach YouTube because of YouTube's upload cap, Audioship does not count that failed attempt against your Audioship quota.