DoggCatcher Podcast Player

por DoggCatcher

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Screenshot of DoggCatcher Podcast Player

Manage your podcasts and RSS/news feeds with the most highly rated Podcatcher in the Market.

Highlights
-Android Central's Editors' Choice podcatcher of the year
-Android Central's Readers' Choice runner up podcatcher of the year
-Lifehacker recently (Nov-2011) finds DoggCatcher to be "The Best Podcast Manager for Android"
-Easy to find new podcasts/feeds
-Fully automated download and cleanup of media files
-Offline playback of audio and video
-Categories for feeds
-Updated frequently - 30+ updates during the past year
-Active user community - 5000+ forum posts
-Highly configurable
-Variable speed playback (this requires the purchase of a third party audio library named Presto)

Add feeds by
-Browsing Top 100 DoggCatcher feeds
-Getting recommendations based on your feed subscriptions
-Searching podcast and news directories
-Importing for Google Reader/Listen
-Importing from OPML

Integrated Audio/Video Player
-Plays downloaded audio/video
-Streams audio over network (wifi/cell)
-Remembers play position of media file
-Plays video formats supported by Android

RSS/News feeds
-Supports RSS 1.0, 2.0, and ATOM
-Displays inline images

Automation
-Automatically updates feeds on a configurable interval
-Automatically download new media
-Automatically deletes media that has been listened to

Community and support
-Frequently updated
-Very active user community in forums

Playlists
-Audio playlist for continuous play of new media
-Video/News playlists for easy navigation of new media

Other
-Battery/data plan friendly - can limit downloads based on network/power connections
-Media download queue can be viewed and managed
-Bluetooth support (A2DP/AVRCP)
-Supports authenticated feeds (username/password)

For any questions about application permissions, please see http://www.doggcatcher.com/permissions

Community and support at doggcatcher.com

Requires SDcard for HTC Incredible

Recent changes:
Improvements
-When displaying a feed or episode context menu, show the feed/episode title in the popup

Bug fixes
-Context menu action to stream video does not display when default audio player is set to stream
-Episode action descriptions and icons get truncated when episode title is more than one line
-Pressing on a video episode while audio player preference is set to streaming, video should be player (not audio)

Latest version: 1.2.3412 (A partir de la versión 2.1 de Android)

Pages about this Android app:

How Android Users Can Survive on Just a 150MB/Month Data Plan - Tested [www.tested.com]
Why does Google Listen suck, and what are some better podcast apps? - podcast apps droid | Ask MetaFilter [ask.metafilter.com]
35+ Video Streaming Android Apps – Stream TV, Watch Movies, Download Videos and More | Five Free Apps [www.fivefreeapps.com]
Daily App Deals: Get Ultimate Guitar Tabs and Tools for Android Free (Today Only) in Today's App Deals [lifehacker.com]
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(45 likes, 5 dislikes)

Análisis de usuarios de DoggCatcher Podcast Player

bodam2005
Nov 1, 2011

I have just migrated over from Listen and I have to say that I am really impressed with this app. As others have said, it is more complicated to use but it is very powerful and flexible. I have no regrets.

jtc8
Oct 11, 2011

Awesome podcast player. Searched for them all and only this one worked best.

thelot
Sep 17, 2011

been using this for over a year and just put it on my new phone. simple and reliable. and just gets better each upgrade

thearcanetrickster
Aug 9, 2011

Excellent Podcatcher. A bit pricy at full Price but I especially love the fact, that I can set Rules for when to Download Podcasts. Now I don't have to check them for updates with an external prog, but my Phone grabs them whenever it is connected to WiFi and Power.

mdesq
Jun 15, 2011

Disappointed with this app. It's quite complicated and tough to figure out if something that went wrong was a configuration issue ("your fault") or the app or Android itself. Tons of little buttons and features. Tiny font. Tough to use and so quirky that I ended up switching back to Google Listen(!) as awful as that is.