I have a similar use case where this feature would be handy. However I found a workaround that worked for me. PodcastAddict seems to prevent only duplicates with exactly matching urls. So what works is, if you extend the url by stuff that isn't relevant for the podcast to load, but that makes it unique.
abc=xyz can basically be everything. It's just important that the URL does not interpret the parameter (abc) in some way (e.g. I have some podcasts that have a auth=.... in their url, then I cannot use the auth parameter).
I did then overwrite the title and cover of the podcast, so that I can distiguish them in my podcast list and applied different filters to both podcasts. Works like a charm for me.
Martin S.
I have a similar use case where this feature would be handy. However I found a workaround that worked for me. PodcastAddict seems to prevent only duplicates with exactly matching urls. So what works is, if you extend the url by stuff that isn't relevant for the podcast to load, but that makes it unique.
So, if I have a podcast hosted at https://example-podcast.com/path/to/my/podcast.xml
I then can create a second podcast using the same podcast by simply extending the url to:
https://example-podcast.com/path/to/my/podcast.xml?abc=xyz
abc=xyz can basically be everything. It's just important that the URL does not interpret the parameter (abc) in some way (e.g. I have some podcasts that have a auth=.... in their url, then I cannot use the auth parameter).
If the podcast url does already contain a paramter, you can add the parameter by using & after the existing parameters:
https://example-podcast.com/path/to/my/podcast.xml?auth=key&abc=xyz
I did then overwrite the title and cover of the podcast, so that I can distiguish them in my podcast list and applied different filters to both podcasts. Works like a charm for me.