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Okay, I admit - that is an absolutely brilliant idea. What you've described is exactly how I use Pocket with blog posts (highlighting, searchable note taking, t
by SyneRyder 7y ago
Okay, I admit - that is an absolutely brilliant idea. What you've described is exactly how I use Pocket with blog posts (highlighting, searchable note taking, tagging) but for podcasts. Count me in.
I know Overcast made some attempts at timecode bookmarking & sharing snippets, but I don't think their approach is the solution. (I'm on Android so I've never got to try it.)
https://www.cultofmac.com/622288/how-to-share-podcast-clips-with-overcast/ https://www.cultofmac.com/622288/how-to-share-podcast-clips-...
- jplayer01 7y agoYeah. That interactive, metatextual layer is missing for me for podcasts. I have a decent process (that I'm still refining) for saving and organizing websites/articles/books/pdfs/notes, and if I'm looking for something, I can find it reasonably quickly, but podcasts are this blackhole where information and context go to get lost. > https://www.cultofmac.com/622288/how-to-share-podcast-clips-.. https://www.cultofmac.com/622288/how-to-share-podcast-clips-.... Okay, that feature is pretty damn cool. Add that to my must-haves in my dream podcast app.