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The presence of features like mono playback, volume boost, skip silence, and the ability to work as a standalone player make it very user-friendly.

Based on needs, you can set per-podcast priorities and rearrange the list in line with your preference.Īs compared to Pocket Casts, Podcast Addict has looked a touch better to me in terms of audio effects. Another feature worth noting is the easy podcast management. The app keeps a tab on your interest and offers recommendations accordingly so you can quickly access the sort of podcasts that appeal to your taste. In terms of personalized recommendations, Overcast is quite similar to Pocket Casts. Just like Pocket Casts, it also features multiple smart filters to create custom playlists to easily access the podcasts you love to listen to.

#POCKET CASTS RSS DOWNLOAD#

You can browse through the ever-growing collection and download your favorite podcasts to catch up with them offline. The app features an intuitive UI and offers many excellent features. If you are looking for a complete Pocket Casts alternative for iPhone and iPad, Overcast could be the right answer to your needs. While picking out Pocket Casts replacement apps for iPhone and Android, we’ve ensured the substitutes cover up most of these shortcomings, while also ensuring that they are equally good in terms of features and customization. Also the move to subscription-based pricing hasn’t sit right with many users. Moreover, many users have reported that it doesn’t often load content smoothly. Then hit “Subscribe” in the top right.Though Pocket Casts’ UI has always been intuitive, the app at times feels sluggish. Downcast: Tap “Add” on the bottom bar, press “Add Podcast Manually” and in the “Feed” field paste the URL of the RSS feed.Then choose”Add RSS Feed” and paste in the URL of the RSS feed. Podcast Addict (my personal fave!): Tap the + sign in the top right.Then tap “Add URL” in the top right, paste the feed URL and hit done! Overcast: Tap the + button in the top right like you normally would to add a podcast.Pocket Casts: Paste the URL of the feed into the search field and hit search.Then you paste in the feed URL and hit subscribe. Then hit the + button in the top left corner, and select “Add Podcast” from the pop up. Apple Podcasts App: Tap the “My Podcasts” button on the bottom row of icons.

Then select “Subscribe to Podcast…” from the dropdown and paste the feed URL.

iTunes: Click on “File” in the top left menu.

Thanks to the folks at Medium, I know a handy way to link each of the most popular apps up to the membership RSS feed, so for each of your podcatchers, do the following: You can of course simply listen to my Patreon content through the Patreon app, but if that seems a tad unwieldy to you, then prepare to do the following.Īre you an Apple Podcasts user? Then t his guide here should be handy for you! Thanksss LibSyn! Sometimes Apple gets a bit confused, and we get a bit confused with Apple, so here's a few things to remember.ġ) You're not searching for my RSS feed per se, since you already know where it is on the internet (see step one above!), instead you're trying to tell Apple that this RSS feed exists and that you know its address (that's the RSS feed).Ģ)To do that, you need to add a podcast as though you had its name in mind, but instead of searching, you manually add its RSS feed.ģ) Sound reasonable? Great - it's simply a matter of copying and pasting! And once you do it, you shouldn't have to do it ever again. Second - the art of connecting your podcatcher to my RSS membership feeds. This feed will provide you with access to the exclusive content which you only get through your monthly subscription, and once you have it, you need to know where to put it! First things first - if you're totally discumbobulated, you better go and read this snappy piece here to explain where you get this famous RSS feed.

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