AdminXavier Guillemane
(Admin, Podcast Addict)
My feedback
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32 votes
@Tom
This feature already exists. You can change the playback speed from the player screen and the new selected speed will be the default one for the current podcast@Craig Stacey
You can do so by opening the player screen and select the playback speed of your choice. The playback speed will only change for this podcast -
79 votes
@Ravy I'm sorry but I don't understand your question. Please send me an email if you have any question so Ic an help (Settings/Feedback)
Thanks@Dale
This setting will only delete episodes when they have been listened to. Marking an episode as played will not delete it automatically@Gurdy Please send me an email in case of an issue/question ()Settings/Feedback
ThanksThis works the other way around. Instead of marking an episode as read, delete it, that way it will be marked as read at the same time. Deleting an episode manually takes the exact same time as marking it as read. In both case you can use the select mode to select multiple episodes before choosing the action
@Colin Willson
You can already do this.
There's a setting which allows automatic deletion of downloaded episodes once they have been listened to.
You can also long press on a podcast to delete all its downloaded episodesMarking an episode as read doesn't delete it. However deleting episodes will also mark them as read at the same time
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7 votes
@Daniel
Flattr have not been great to provide tools / apis to the developers until now.
Hopfully this will change -
45 votes
The upcoming version allows you to select which controls you want to use in Android Auto.
Feel free to join the beta to test this and provide some feedback
Thanks@John
You can join the beta from the Google Play Store app page -
4 votes
I'm sorry but the Chromecast doesn't allow this for now. It takes a unique skip forward/backward value at the time of the connection which cannot be customized by podcast
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1 vote
@Anonymous I'm sorry but I don't understand your comment. Please send me an email with more details so I can help (Settings/Feedback)
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16 votes
@Anonymous
This is related to Android Auto. Controls are therefore displayed on the Android Auto screen -
11 votes
New beta now works differently. When you select a folder containing sub folders, the app asks you if you want to create a single podcast or as many podcasts as there are subfolders.
If you select the later, adding a new subfolder in your device memory later will not automatically create a new virtual podcast in the app@oyetio the app will only ask if the folder only contains subfolders (the number doesn't matter)
If it also contains single files, then everything is added all together in the same virtual podcast.
Please send me an email if you have any question (Settings/Feedback)
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11 votes
@Anonymous
This feature request is about reordering the app main screen, not about episodes sorting. You can go into Settings/Display and enable custom sorting for podcasts so every podcast can have its own sorting mode.
Feel free to send me an email in case you have any question (Settings/Feedback)
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34 votes
For now you can either long press on the player next button to skip to the next episode while deleting the current one and marking it as played.
You can also go into the podcast custom settings and enable Skip outro to tell the app to automatically skip the last XX seconds of this podcast -
3 votes
@Scott Lesovic
The app is behaving as expected here.
If you disable play from the top, the app will keep playing as intended Podcast C episode 1 and so on until the end of the playlist is reached
Then you can select the episode at the top of the list to restart playback -
31 votes
@RonaldRonald
The app keeps adding new episodes as they are published. It doesn't remove older episodes removed from the RSS feed unless you enabled this setting in Settings/Automatic cleanup.
Feel free to send me an email if you have any question (Settings/Feedback)
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7 votes
@Reto you can use the virtual podcast feature to do so.
Feel free to send me an email if you have any question (Settings/Feedback)
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3 votes
You can do this by pressing on the PiP option menu from the video player screen
@Marc Phillips
This has been added as soon as Google released Android 8.0.
You can find this feature in the video player option menu -
4 votes
@Janet D.
You can use the drop down filter to select any podcast and see its downloaded files -
153 votes
Unfortunately for now this can only work from services hosting all the content. Because podcasts are hosted on their own services/servers, this cannot be done. Hopfully this will change in the future…
@Mark Swoboda
Stitcher is one of the few podcast service which hosts a copy of the podcasts files. Therefore they can stream the content to Alexa. NPR can also do this for their content for example -
3 votes
Thanks for the idea.
I updated the FAQs for this: https://podcastaddict.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/402793-i-wish-to-donate-how-can-i-support-the-app -
354 votes
@Anonymous you can use the app built-in backup/restore feature when changing device for this. Feel free to send me an email if you have any question (Settings/Feedback)
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@Esam Kanadily
The app will answer to any remote command it receives. If your headset / BT receiver can send skip commands, then you will be able to control playback position from it. Feel free to send me an email if you have any question (Settings/feedback)
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@DaleEltoft you can do this by long pressing on the podcast, selecting Copy to clipboard and pasting the result into any other app to share it