Is there a way to manually add media?

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I’m using Podsync, and my server is quite slow, which causes downloads to frequently fail. To address this, I’d like to manually add media files to the app’s data folder from my computer. I’ve noticed that Podsync downloads often end with a number (e.g., 70989), which I assume is related to FFmpeg.

  1. Manual File Transfer:
    Is there a way to transfer media files directly into the app/data folder and have Podsync recognize them? If so, are there specific file naming conventions or metadata requirements I should follow for the app to detect the files properly?
  2. Retry Failed Downloads:
    Alternatively, is there a way to configure Podsync to automatically retry failed downloads until they succeed? This would allow me to leave it running overnight and ensure files are downloaded despite my slow server connection.

Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!

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With ‘the app’ you mean AntennaPod, right? That wouldn’t work, because the ‘download’ wouldn’t be registered in the AntennaPod database, so the icon in the interface would still be ‘download’ rather than ‘play’.

(If you meant the other way around: you can share media files from AntennaPod but not sure why one would add content to Podsync.)

Isn’t that a question to be asked to Podsync, rather than the AntennaPod community?