Open Source Java Podcast Software

A small, easy-to-use program to access itunesU media & podcasts in Linux and Android.

AntennaPod is a flexible and open-source podcast manager for Android that’s really simple and easy to use. It lets you listen to and download thousands of podcasts without having to use a browser. It’s got all the features you would need, and none of the crap you don’t. Its features include automatic download and playback with variable speed, RSS and Atom feeds, OPML import and export, Flattr integration and more! AntennaPod is currently being tested to work on a number of different combinations of Android versions, phones and use cases. It is also being translated in various languages through its Transifex project page.

AudioAnchor is a free, open-source Android audio player designed for audiobooks, podcasts, and other long-form recordings stored locally. It automatically remembers playback positions for individual files, allowing users to resume listening without manually searching for their place. The application organizes audio libraries through directories and subdirectories, making it convenient to manage extensive audiobook collections. Users can sort recordings by title, listening progress, or playback history and pin frequently accessed content. Playback features include adjustable speed, bookmarks, and a customizable sleep timer with fade-out functionality. AudioAnchor supports numerous audio formats and provides notification controls, lock screen integration, and home screen widgets. It operates entirely offline without advertisements, accounts, analytics, or internet permissions.

CatchUp is a simple, platform independent podcast client written in Java. It features an automatic cleanup of old files and an optional automatic volume adjustment using MP3Gain (mp3gain.sourceforge.net). Java SE 1.6.0 or higher required.

Software to make creating new iTunes-compatible RSS feeds for podcasts easy.

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