I wouldn’t think it would be worth the effort in syncing the downloaded files - a podcast is literally just a list of download URLs with some metadata, probably simpler to just re-download the file. I guess I could see that being a problem if you are on a very restrictive internet plan, but podcast files episodes are typically quite small
AudioBookShelf is a beautiful podcast option. OP would have to fully migrate into it but once done it’ll let you listen to an episode on pc, pause, then resume from the same spot on mobile. It’ll auto grab episode as they come out and store them on your system for streaming or local access. The android app is pretty good and i know webapp works well on ios
Another vote for Audiobookshelf. I’ve never looked back once setting it up. It does everything I want from a podcast fetcher, is cross platform, stable as a rock - give it a go OP you won’t regret it.
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I wouldn’t think it would be worth the effort in syncing the downloaded files - a podcast is literally just a list of download URLs with some metadata, probably simpler to just re-download the file. I guess I could see that being a problem if you are on a very restrictive internet plan, but podcast files episodes are typically quite small
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I think (?) AudioBookShelf will do this?
AudioBookShelf is a beautiful podcast option. OP would have to fully migrate into it but once done it’ll let you listen to an episode on pc, pause, then resume from the same spot on mobile. It’ll auto grab episode as they come out and store them on your system for streaming or local access. The android app is pretty good and i know webapp works well on ios
Another vote for Audiobookshelf. I’ve never looked back once setting it up. It does everything I want from a podcast fetcher, is cross platform, stable as a rock - give it a go OP you won’t regret it.