Lecture automatique du podcast

Alison_Rascagneres · September 24, 2025, 7:30am

Bonjour

Est il possible ou serait il possible à l’avenir de pouvoir lire en continu les episodes d’un podcast sans avoir à les ajouter à la liste de lecture ? Ce serait par exemple pratique pour les fictions ou il y a parfois enormement d’épisode .Sinon dans ce cas ce serait pratique de pouvoir avoir plusieurs liste de lecture..mais j’en reviens a ma première question

Merci

App version: x.y.z (state whether from Google Play/F-Droid/Custom built APK)

Android version: 5.x (Please mention if you are using a custom rom!)

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Matth78 · September 24, 2025, 6:47pm

Bonjour,

L’ajout du support pour des listes de lecture multiple est une requête ancienne et compliquée ! Il y a beaucoup d’autres éléments à implémenter mais elle est suivie et un jour peut être un développeur l’ajoutera.

En attendant il est possible de suivre la requête sur github :

github.com/AntennaPod/AntennaPod

Multiple / User Definable Queues

opened 02:34PM - 20 Apr 18 UTC

ghost

Type: Feature request Functionality: Queue(s)

**App version:** 1.6.5 (from F-Droid) **Expected behavior**: Instead of havin…g a single monolithic queue where all downloaded episodes are added, a user would be able to define a custom queue such as: "News," "Entertainment," "Computers," etc. The user would then be able to optionally assign a subscribed podcast from the info screen to the appropriate user defined queue. If no defined queue has been set then, the podcast would default to the primary monolithic queue which may or may not include all items from the user defined queues. **Current behavior**: All downloaded podcasts are added to a single monolithic queue.

github.com/AntennaPod/AntennaPod

Continuous playback if initiated from podcast screen (+ reversed)

opened 11:02AM - 06 Jan 16 UTC

keunes

Type: Feature request Functionality: Playback & player screen

I sometimes like to listen to a bunch episodes from one show, just to catch up w…ith the feed after holidays. Currently, this is possible by manually sorting the queue, but I find it quite a hassle to do so. Quite some other users seem to want to be able to play the episodes just from one feed, because they're listening to an audio play, lectures, or alike. Therefore I'd like to propose: - to make AP **play the next episode in the feed list when the currently playing episode is finished, when playback is initiated from the feed list** rather than from the queue - to **introduce a new feed-setting to reverse the order in the feed screen** so that the newest episode of the feed would be shown at the bottom of the list (and new episodes would be added to the bottom). If enabled, I can then listen to that episode in sequential order by tapping on the highest listed (and thus the oldest) episode, after which AP will continue playback down the list (to more recent episodes). ## **Feed screen as dedicated queue, change of perspective (?)** I have the feeling often we as (wannabe-)developers\* see the feed screen as a way to manage episodes of that particular feed, and a way to reach information and settings of that feed. Given the large amount of talk about multiple playlists and stuff, however, I believe many people could easily or already see/perceive the feed overview as a special playlst or dedicated queue for one show, and I think we should adapt our perspective accordingly. When doing so, the proposed makes more sense than current behaviour, regardless the use case. Rather than jumping from one queue to the other (dedicated to general) without any feedback to the user, AP sticks to the queue from which the user initiated playback.  \* I consider myself to be one of the wannabe-developers

Alison_Rascagneres · September 24, 2025, 8:37pm

Merci pour votre reponse.
Ma question portait surtout sur le fait de pouvoir lire les épisodes à la suite d’un podcast sans devoir les ajouter à la liste de lecture, merci

Cordialement
Alison Rascagneres