Upload a raw audio or video file directly to Blubrry's media host and then publish or delete it, separate from episode metadata creation
domain: blubrry.com · 6 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Authenticate with a Blubrry API client id and secret via OAuth2 against api.blubrry.com
Choose the target program keyword and destination filename
Upload the raw file with PUT /media/{keyword}/{mediafile.ext}, setting Content-Type and Content-Length headers, using X-RawVoice-Range for chunked or resumable uploads and X-RawVoice-MD5-Checksum to verify integrity
Optionally confirm the upload landed with GET /media/{keyword}/index.{format}, which lists unpublished files and storage quota
Make the file public with GET /media/{keyword}/{mediafile.ext}?publish=true&format=json, or set publish=false to unpublish
Delete the file if needed with DELETE /media/{keyword}/{mediafile.ext}
Known gotchas
PUT only stores the file, it is not automatically public or attached to an episode; the separate publish call is required before it goes live
This is distinct from /episode/{keyword}/add, which sets episode metadata and expects a URL to already-hosted media; the /media/ endpoints handle the actual file bytes
Large uploads should use the X-RawVoice-Range header for chunked PUTs, since a single oversized PUT without chunking may fail or time out
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