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You can check detailed statistics on how long you’ve been listening to podcasts and playback history in the Profile menu.Ĭastro is already compatible with iOS 13 dark mode. It’s a nice way to keep relevant and unread podcasts under control. The AutoArchive option, which archives the episode being played, is also available.

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For example, you can say ‘Hey Siri, play the Android Police podcast’ and Pocket Casts will open and start playing the latest episode.

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If you just click the icon marked as 4 below, the MiniPlayer will open, but it cannot be enlarged enough to view the images in full detail.The app also supports Siri Shortcuts. Please don’t confuse the MiniPlayer with the chapter viewer.To navigate between chapters, click the icon at the bottom right of the chapter viewer (see 5 below).As the podcast progresses, if Martin is talking about specific images, the images will appear in this chapter viewer. You should now see a large chapter viewer window, initially with the default podcast artwork visible.

When the podcast starts, hold down the COMMAND button on your keyboard, and click the icon to the left of the player status window (see 4 below).

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To view the images, download the podcast to your computer by clicking the Cloud button (see 3 below) to the right of the podcast episode.Once you are in your iTunes Podcast section, you should see the Martin Bailey Photography Podcast (Enhanced) in your Podcasts list (see 2 below).

Select Podcasts from the pulldown in your iTunes Library view (see 1 below) or select the View menu, then Media Kind > Podcasts.

Then, in iTunes click the Subscribe button below the show icon. Go to and click the View in iTunes button below the show icon.

First subscribe to the Enhanced Podcast in iTunes.

If you are going to view on a computer, and you use iTunes, follow the instructions below. Please note that there is a problem with the iOS Podcasts app at the moment, as described in the next paragraph. When you click the audio player, the screen will change to the one of the right of this screenshot, and you should be able to see the images. If you don’t see the images when the audio starts, click on the small audio player at the bottom of the window, which is circled in red on the bottom left of the screenshot to the right. Once subscribed, tap on the Enhance Podcast in the Podcasts app on your iOS device, then select the episode that want to listen to. To listen to the podcast and view images on an iPhone or iPad, if you aren’t already subscribed, go to and subscribe to the Enhanced Podcast in iTunes. Viewing Images in iOS Podcasts App Viewing on an iPhone or iPad The following instructions are for viewing the Enhanced Podcasts. Each post has an audio player, the manuscript for the episode if you like to read, and of course the images are best viewed on the blog in their largest available web size. For example, the short-link for episode 547 is. There is a link to the blog post in the show notes of all episodes, so you can jump to the blog easily from your device.Īlso, all episodes can be reached by adding the episode number to mbp.ac. I’m still looking for a good audio player that supports MP3 Chapters on Mac and Windows desktops, but really the best way to consume the podcast on a desktop computer is to visit the blog post for each episode.

Pocket Casts was $4 I think, and it is available for both iOS and Android.

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If I recall, Overcast is free with ads, but you can upgrade to Premium for around $8 a year, but unfortunately as far as I can see, Overcast is only available for iOS. Both Pocket Casts and Overcast have left and right swipe gestures that display the show notes, but Overcast has more information available with a view that even shows you all the chapters and how much of the current chapter you’re listening to. Overcast is my favorite because it shows all of the information I want to see about the episode, including its title, the name of the Podcast feed, and the name of the current chapter. Pocket Casts is a really nice looking app, with a light and dark mode that you can select, and control over which chapter you listen to. Podcast Players that Support MP3 Chapters