Open Source Podcast Software - Page 2

I wanted to create a Podcast Feeder that would allow me to easily rename files in the order they were downloaded as I was using Itunes and transferring files to my phone meant that files would sometimes play out of order.

Podium is an Android podcast application designed around a modern Material 3 Expressive interface. It allows users to discover podcasts through a catalog powered by Apple Podcasts. Users can subscribe to their favorite shows and organize podcasts or individual episodes into custom lists. Episodes can be downloaded manually for offline listening. An automatic downloading feature retrieves new episodes from subscribed podcasts. Android Auto integration makes it possible to listen through compatible vehicle infotainment systems. Podium supports synchronization of subscriptions and playback states through gpodder.net and Nextcloud-gpodder. Built with Kotlin and Jetpack Compose, it emphasizes a native Android experience. The application remains under active development, with some essential features still incomplete.

Simple Podcast Downloader is a desktop tool, that helps you download podcasts to your harddrive. Simple Podcast Downloader will store the files in a neat file structure, making it really easy to manage the downloaded files afterwards. You can easily import your existing podcasts and vodcasts through the OPML import and export functionality. This tool requires that you have .Net 4.0 installed.

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castero is a TUI podcast client for the terminal.

Pocket Casts is an open-source podcast player for Android that helps listeners discover, organize, and enjoy audio and video podcasts. It provides a searchable podcast catalog with recommendations and personalized subscription management. Users can create custom filters to group episodes by podcast, playback status, or other criteria. The playback engine supports variable speed, silence trimming, volume boosting, and adjustable skip controls. Episodes can be downloaded for offline listening and organized into playback queues. Account synchronization keeps subscriptions, playback positions, and listening activity available across supported devices. Additional features include sleep timers, bookmarks, and listening statistics. The Android application also supports compatible automotive systems and wearable devices, with some services and advanced features requiring a subscription.