Antennapod: Introduction of a bulk edit option to set autodownload option per podcast

[baker2gs]

Ability to set default auto download settings globally for all subscriptions. Right now, if I want to turn on automatic download, it's on for all my subscriptions and I have to go into those I do not want to be included in automatic download and turn them off one by one. I'd much rather turn it on for each subscription selectively than turning it on for all and shutting off those I do not want to include.

Also, an option for the episode cache to be "1", with daily episodes automatically downloaded, it would make sense. I know I'm not going back and listening to something that is 5 days old when there is a new episode today.

[woyczek]

+1. This enhancement has already been submitted. In fact, we might be able to enable globally automatic download, but disable per podcast.
A good example of such a feature is on the “Radio France Podcast” application (in french).

[baker2gs]

I had searched and couldn't find anything on it. If this is a dupe, can you please link me and I'll close this out and subscribe to the other?

[keunes]

I think this FR could be split in two:

1. Introduction of a bulk edit option in the subscriptions view (as is available via the cogwheel button in the channel view), in order to dis/enable the update and auto-download settings for each subscription.

1. (Guess this would require a separate FR) The introduction of a per-subscription setting to change the download cache.

[RichyHBM]

Has there been any progress on this issue? As mentioned by @keunes, having a settings page where you can enable/disable all current podcasts for auto-download individually would be greatly helpful!

Maybe also with a shortcut to accessing the page with the include/exclude filter?

[keunes]

Also, an option for the episode cache to be "1", with daily episodes automatically downloaded, it would make sense. I know I'm not going back and listening to something that is 5 days old when there is a new episode today.

This (as well as the point 2 I mentioned in my comment above), by the way, is (also) covered in #2077