Doggcatcher is very good. If you listen to podcasts regularly, it's
easily worth the money.
Its under active development as well, so new features are a regular
occurence, and bugs are few and far between.
On Nov 4, 11:36 pm, Mark Derricutt wrote:
> Or better yet, you don't even need to "scrap
+1 for BeyondPod. I have tried most of them (including ACast, and
Listen) - I am really impressed with its features, configurability,
and stability.
DoggCatcher is also supposed to be good, but I didn't try it, because
it is a paid app, without a trial period (BeyondPod has a free 1 week
trial).
I use Listen too, mostly because it's the first thing I tried. Agreed
about the bugs, and the UI is wonky at best, but it does support
listening without downloading, and the screen for a podcast has
whatever summary is attached to it.
What I really wish it had was a way to speed up while listening
I use beyond pod
On 3 Nov 2010 23:15, "Steven Herod" wrote:
I've just started using doggcatcher.
UI is a bit complex, but I like the way I can schedule my downloads
when on Wifi and power.
On Nov 4, 8:54 am, Graham Allan wrote:
> I recommend 'ACast'.
>
> ~ G...
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I've just started using doggcatcher.
UI is a bit complex, but I like the way I can schedule my downloads
when on Wifi and power.
On Nov 4, 8:54 am, Graham Allan wrote:
> I recommend 'ACast'.
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