madeofpendletonwool

Pinepods also supports podcast 2.0 podcast specifications and wiol be implenting more of it such as chapter support and timestamp support very soon. I don't think Audiobookshelf does? Though I'm happy to be wrong about that as I don't use Audiobookshelf for podcasts.

Audiobookshelf (which is a great project that I use personally for audio books) is focused very heavily on audio books. With features like libraries and all that. I don't feel like it has every feature I'd want for managing podcasts. Especially when it comes to searching and syncing feeds to things like antennapod. This project focuses on being the best podcast managment server it can be. It makes browsing podcasts, feeds, and episodes a breeze. Adding podcast feeds is a search away and that's all integrated right into the app. This app is also built in rust rather than javascript. Which some people really like.

Audiobookshelf is a phenomenonal piece of open source software and if it does everything you need it to I think that's a great solution! If not, this software might be a good fit.

Pgsql support is coming very soon. Keep an eye out for version 0.6. It'll be in there. There's a branch created where I'm already working on it!

I was thinking about that recently. Seems like it could be a decent use case for an Ai or something. A model that searches for consistent keywords or something. It's on my feasibility map to take a look at. That does drive me absolutely crazy when it breaks to ads seemingly mid sentence.

It depends in the app. Gpodder has the capability to sync playtime but some apps don't sync that part. And gpodder itself is a dead project. But a nextcloud gpodder is a nextcloud app that replicates the same functionality to your local nextcloud server since gpodder is in maintenance mode.

Entirely due to me trying to make getting help as accessible as possible. If there's demand for a matrix server I'd be happy to start one up.

The web version already works great. So that would work of course on an ios device. Otherwise, keep an eye out as an ios client proper is in the works. It uses tauri for building the clients and tauri has a release coming to add support for ios and Android apps.

I was thinking about that recently. Seems like it could be a decent use case for an Ai or something. A model that searches for consistent keywords or something. It's on my feasibility map to take a look at.

You can use it without nextcloud. That's entirely optional and exists only if you want to sync between antennapod and pinepods. If you're only using Pinepods you don't need that at all and syncing time between devices works totally fine.

Yes absolutely. If you're using Pinepods between the two devices your listen time is synced to the server. Meaning swapping between devices syncs your exact listen time. In addition to that I almost have time sync implemented for nextcloud sync as well. Meaning swapping between antennapod and pinepods your listen time will sync also.

I'm ever continuing development on my self hosted podcast management app with all the features you're looking for here https://github.com/madeofpendletonwool/PinePods

It's not in a finished state yet. But it's definitely usable as is. It's fully dockerized and hosted on your server, and streams from your server to clients.

Unfortunately no affiliation! But I bet podcasts listened using Pinepods would sound great through a pair of pinebuds!