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I'd love to be able to click "share" on an episode, send the link (or whatever) to someone (via WhatsApp or whatever), and have the other person be able to click that link and have it open Podcast Addict on that episode for them to download/stream.

Xavier, can you make an update so that 'Mark older episodes as Played' functions in the same manner? I've migrated over to Podcast Addict and I went in and used that function on all of my feeds. The update you delivered on the March 29 doesn't work with it. It only deletes the episodes if I use the 'Mark played' function.

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The Automatic cleanup setting you're referring to will only delete a downloaded file once it has been fully listened to. Marking an episode as played manually even if you partially played it will NOT delete the file.

Glad I'm not the only one grappling with this issue. I was confused why my SD card was so full when I have Podcast Addict set up to delete played episodes (plus a max episode per podcast limit set). When I looked at the Podcast Addict folders in my SD card, the episodes which either I've deleted manually or were supposedly deleted (show the option to download them in the app, rather than the option to play) after I listened to them were still there!

I've used the ad version of Podcast Addict for years now and have been happy with it; however I've only just realised it has completely filled my phones memory with downloaded episodes that I've already listened too.

Exploring the setting I found that 'Settings -> Automatic Cleanup -> Delete' was unchecked; meaning that episodes were not being deleted after I had listened to them. Not sure if this was the default option (if it is this seems crazy), or if I had inadvertently ticked it in the past. Either way I ticked it.

I then selected 'Settings -> Automatic Cleanup -> Force cleanup' which apparently should apply my current settings to the podcasts on my phone. It didn't. That is episodes I've already listened to are still on my phone. I closed and opened the app a few times to see if that made a difference (though admittedly haven't reset my phone).

@Xavier

My last comment wasn't very clear. I have hundreds of episodes downloaded that were manually marked read. Those episodes appear over numerous different podcasts. At this point I'm not sure I could even find all of the episodes that are downloaded and marked listen to in order to delete them and clear space on my phone. I love Podcast Addict, but the fact that it is eating so much space on my phone is a big problem. Right now I only have 2 options. 1. Spend an entire afternoon looking for the hundreds of episodes that are marked red and downloaded, and then manually deleting them. 2. Uninstalling the app and starting all over. I really don't want to do either of those things. Would it be possible to add a setting to the automatic clean up that made it also pick up manually marked read episodes so they get deleted?

I too have traced my memory problems to "read" episodes not being deleted.

There is an option to "Delete downloaded episodes once they have been fully listened to". I have this set.

When I "mark older episodes as read" that is, to me, the same as saying I have fully listened to it, so it needs to be deleted - automatically. That is not happening, which is nonsensical.

I concur. I often "mark older episodes as read" -- but this doesn't delete them if they've been downloaded, which is a problem. You either have to manually delete them one at a time or show read episodes, select all, unselect the episodes you want to keep, and then delete. It's unnecessarily painful. When I mark something as read I want it deleted from everywhere -- playlists, storage, etc.

I also had this problem. I have the setting that read episodes will be deleted. The episodes go off the list after they are read, and seem to have been deleted. I only found by looking into the file storage that there were still 50 episodes undeleted on my phone, using up a mass of storage. The issue isn't users making the wrong choice, there is an issue in the system.

This works the other way around. Instead of marking an episode as read, delete it, that way it will be marked as read at the same time. Deleting an episode manually takes the exact same time as marking it as read. In both case you can use the select mode to select multiple episodes before choosing the action

Also it doesn't show the downloaded episodes anywhere in storage. I've been having memory being full issues for months now and couldn't find the problem. Just deleted a bunch of podcasts today and freed up 60% of my phones memory.

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Sit tight- while your podcast is being processed by the platforms, can expect a small delay (usually one to several hours) for your show and its first episodes to show up on Podcast Addict!

Note: Distribution on Podcast Addict is not instantaneous; each episode will show up within 24 hours. This is due to the technical inner workings of Podcast Addict and how it updates with new content (the delay may vary from one episode to another).

Podcast Addict has a convenient download button next to each episode, so you can add them to your library. Furthermore, all the downloads are located in one tab, so you can pick and choose what you want to listen to next.

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