#Gpodder forums download#

Mopidy-Podcast’s companion extension Mopidy-Podcast-iTunes, OPML is a rather simple format and can be easily created using If you’re notĪlready using a Podcast client with OPML export capabilities,

Sorry for the inconvenience, but supportingīoth would have seriously complicated things. The downside is that configuring your “feeds” in nf is Note that when installing from PyPi, this directory Your user account, /etc/mopidy/podcast when running Mopidy as a Migrate your favorite feeds from your “other” PodcastĪpplication, just export as “Podcasts.opml” and drop that fileĭirectory ( ~/.config/mopidy/podcast when running Mopidy from ITunes, can export subscribed podcasts in OPML format. The biggest improvement from a user perspective is probably newlyĪdded support for OPML files. Users of previous versions will find someįeatures missing in this release, but without this it may haveĮnded up as one of the far too many “orphaned” Mopidy extensions Podcasts.Version 2.0 is a major rewrite, aiming for simplification andĮasier maintenance. Mopidy-Podcast is a Mopidy extension for browsing and playing No more messing with the config or having to restart Mopidy.

#Gpodder forums download#

The idea is that you’d simply drop that file into a (configurable) directory on your Mopidy server, and Mopidy-Podcast would use that for browsing (and eventually download the podcasts in the background and index them so they can be searched, too). opml file to SD card (or mail it to yourself, save to your Dropbox/Google Drive, post it on Facebook, etc.). Even some Podcasting apps for mobile phones do, letting you save your favorite feeds as an. Most desktop Podcast clients support exporting your subscribed podcasts to an. OTOH, having to mess with the config just to get your favorite feeds into Mopidy is not the best solution, either.Ĭurrent plans are therefore to support some sort of OPML import in Mopidy-Podcast v2.0. Your usage pattern resembles very much what I expected: people browsing/searching podcasts hardly do so using Mopidy (well, I don’t for sure). Hope that helps on your Thank you very much for your feedback! I really appreciate it! Anyway, imho, the better and “free of charges” you improve the mopidy-podcast main extension, the better it will be for all the mopidy environment. While writing this, I have found an unofficial node-ivoox project so maybe I can give it a try. Some weeks ago, I though about making a mopidy-podcast-ivoox extension, but ivoox doesn’t seem to have a public API. If I could just “share” the content I browse on my phone to mopidy on my RPi then I wouldn’t even need that. In fact, I only attend to two or three different podcast, and I haven’t added them to the feeds for immediaty/laziness. The thing is that many spanish podcasters uploads to both ivoox and itunes, so I use the podcast-iTunes extension to find those podcast I usually find in ivoox on my phone.

I use as my main podcast source - I think it might be only popular in Spain or around, since I haven’t seen many info in english/american forums. Later on, the extensions can be rebuilt either by you or any other in the community. Anyway, I find your thoughs quite right and I think that refactoring, even broking compatibility with extensions, is the move you should do now. I want to step up as a current user or Mopidy-Podcast-iTunes. P.S.: Recent bad karma with otherwise completely unrelated commercial Web services did have some influence on this Please let me know what you think of this, any suggestions are more than welcome! improve search capabilities, add OPML import, maybe (later) automatically download episodes, etc. So, unless there’s an outcry in this forum, I’ll consider letting the directory extensions like Mopidy-Podcast-iTunes and go, and concentrate on making Mopidy-Podcast a better Podcasting client in it’s own right, e.g. I’m hardly ever browsing/searching iTunes for something new (at least not on Mopidy), let alone. Me, I’m usually listening to the same three or four favorite podcasts of mine, and if I discover a new one that sounds interesting, I’m okay with adding it to podcast/feeds (don’t worry, Mopidy-Podcast v2.0 will support OPML so you’ll also be able to import your favorite feeds from other Podcasting clients). So, let me pose a question to you: Do you really use Mopidy-Podcast-iTunes? Or ?

Especially its extensibility with multiple (well, actually it’s two) pluggable “directory extensions” keeps getting in the way, lately. I’m in the middle of updating/refactoring/finally making sense of Mopidy-Podcast (which is a Mopidy extension for searching and browsing podcasts, in case you haven’t heard of it), and somehow I’m not quite sure which direction this project should take.