Pocket casts

Contact UsIf you’re experiencing issues with the apps, please first ensure your app is up-to-date as we periodically release fixes with new versions. You can download the latest versions of the apps from here:iOSAndroidDesktop Apps (requires Pocket Casts Plus)Next, please see if you might find a solution for your issue in our help guides.Should you need further assistance, and:You’re a podcast creator, author, or hostPlease email us with as much information about your issue as possible, including your podcast’s feed URL.You’re a Pocket Casts Plus user or have questions aboutbecoming onePlease reach out from the apps:iOS and Android – Profile > Help & Feedback > Get in touchWeb and desktop apps – Profile > Settings > Help > Send FeedbackIf reaching out from the app is not possible, however, you can email us instead.You’re not a Pocket Casts Plus userYou can post a question or search for answers in the Pocket Casts forum.The community and members of our team will be there to help you out!When contacting Pocket Casts’ support team, feel free to include any screenshots and/or screen recordings of issues you’re experiencing in the app. This can help our team better understand and troubleshoot the problem.

The Pocket Casts app may be old but it still is one of the most popular podcast players on both Android and iOS. The earliest we featured the app was back in 2013. That’s more than half a decade ago and it was already the Pocket Casts 4. Back then, it was a “fresher” version from the 2012 build. The podcast player has since received a number of redesigns, new features, and improvements. We’ve lost count of how many updates were rolled out but we greatly remember when Pocket Casts 5.0 received Material Design elements and when Pocket Casts 7 got archiving, quick playback, and easy search features.The app receiving Chromecast support before was also monumental. And that feature that lets you discover other users nearby? Quite interesting.The podcast app also became an Alexa skill. Probably the most recent and the best news ever was the Pocket Casts app now being offered for free. A subscription service is available for more advanced features. If that’s not enough, there’s also the lifetime subscription provided to previous web purchases.Pocket Casts work on numerous platforms and devices apart from Android and iOS. You can play it on the web, with Alexa or Siri, on an Apple Watch, Car Play, Android Auto, via Chromecast, Sonos, Windows, or macOS. Pocket Casts is now offered free but the Podcast Media team retained the premium features for everyone.The last listed changelog was yesterday but it was only a minor update. It’s still the same podcasting app but only made better. It’s feature-packed sans any bloat. Like most media players today, you can listen again where you left off. Easily search for new podcasters and episodes with filters so you’ll see what you’re really looking for.Pocket Casts has also added ‘Up Next’ so listeners can build playback queue automatically from your favorite shows. This list can be saved and synced to all devices. As promised too, podcast recommendations are human-curated so you are presented relevant results all the time.At first glance, you will notice it’s just like any other podcast player you’ve tried. We frequently use Google Podcasts and the two are similar in many ways.At launch, if you haven’t tried Pocket Casts ever, you will be asked to add some podcasts with a suggestion to search. Episode released fortnightly or next episodes of your favorite show will be shown above.The ‘search episodes’ bar is where you’ll have to enter keywords or topics you’re interested in. Search results are informative with the date of upload, title, plus the duration of the podcast or how much time remaining you need to listen if you’ve started one.When you click on an episode, you will be taken to a separate page

Skip to content Navigation Menu GitHub Copilot Write better code with AI Security Find and fix vulnerabilities Actions Automate any workflow Codespaces Instant dev environments Issues Plan and track work Code Review Manage code changes Discussions Collaborate outside of code Code Search Find more, search less Explore Learning Pathways Events & Webinars Ebooks & Whitepapers Customer Stories Partners Executive Insights GitHub Sponsors Fund open source developers The ReadME Project GitHub community articles Enterprise platform AI-powered developer platform Pricing Provide feedback Saved searches Use saved searches to filter your results more quickly //voltron/issues_fragments/issue_layout;ref_cta:Sign up;ref_loc:header logged out"}"> Sign up Notifications You must be signed in to change notification settings Fork 0 Star 0 DescriptionWhat steps will reproduce the problem?1. I have two media apps I use, Audiogalaxy and Pocket Casts. These are all that are activated in "media-button-router"2. I listen to a podcast with Pocket Casts.3. Exit the app with home button while still listening to a podcast, do anything else with the phone and put it to sleep.4. Press pause on the bluetooth headphones.What is the expected output? What do you see instead?The expected output would be that my podcast pauses. What actually happens is that Audiogalaxy launches, without "media-button-router" asking me what app to divert the control to like it does when I first select play.What version of the product are you using? On what version of android? On what device?media-button-route 1.4.0 Android 4.0.4Samsung Galaxy S3Please provide any additional information below.Love the App. Brilliant idea and so close to being the perfect solution to improve my media experience. Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 18 Oct 2012 at 3:02

If you’d like to look at episodes you’ve listened to recently, check out your Listening History!Listening History displays the podcasts you’ve listened to on Pocket Casts in chronological order, with the latest episode at the top. This feature makes it easy for you to revisit and share your favorite podcast moments. Table of ContentsHow To View Listening HistoryView Listening History on Android and iOSView Listening History on the Web and Desktop AppsHow To Clear Listening HistoryClear Listening History on Android and iOSClear Listening History on the Web and Desktop AppsFAQsHow many episodes can I view in my Listening History?Is there a way for me to view more than 1000 episodes in Listening History?How do I view my complete Listening History?Does my Listening History sync?Can I export my Listening History?Can I delete just one episode from my Listening History?How To View Listening HistoryView Listening History on Android and iOSTo view your Listening History on either the Android or iOS mobile app, follow these steps:Go to the app’s Profile tab.Tap “Listening History.”The mobile apps will show the last 1000 episodes you’ve played.View Listening History on the Web and Desktop AppsYou can view your Listening History on the web and desktop apps by clicking “History” on the app’s left-hand sidebar.Alternatively, on the web app, you can directly visit this link to your Listening History.The web and desktop apps will only show the last 100 episodes you’ve played. This is in contrast to the mobile app limit, which is 1000 episodes.How To Clear Listening HistoryIf you are logged in to your Pocket Casts account, clearing Listening History on one app is enough. The change will then sync to your account so that it reflects on all your other devices as well.It’s important to note that clearing Listening History is a permanent and irreversible process. It will also affect your year-end playback statistics like this one.If you’re sure you want to proceed with clearing your Listening History, we provide the steps you can follow across our different apps below.Clear Listening History on Android and iOSYou can clear your Listening History on Android or iOS according