Agree, we need a sleep timer feature in the podcast section.
Yes, this is a must-have. Many app builders and podcast players have this feature, so listeners expect it.
This feature has become essential for music or podcast audio players, and it is offered by major competing app builders, so GB must offer it too please!
Oh yes, GB should make this feature available not only for live/radio broadcasts (with the Live + extension), but also for podcasts! Listeners in bed or relaxing have this need, and podcast players from Apple, Google, Spotify, etc. all have the sleep timer feature, so GB should make it available too, even if it's in a paid extension (like Live +). Thanks.
I definitely agree. This would be game-changer.
this is a must have
gb could integrate the sleep mode function present in the add on live+ in the podcst section A thousand thanks
yes yes, this is a must have!
Hi Markus, This is live. Your sound section can now run a Podcast player instead of the Music player, and one of the three controls it brings is exactly what your users asked for: a timer that stops playback on its own. The menu offers 5, 10, 15, 30 and 45 minutes, 1 hour, and an "End of episode" entry for listeners who would rather not be cut off a minute before the end. Once it is armed, the countdown shows under the icon, and it stays armed when your listener changes episode or moves around the app. You will find it in your section design, on the detail screen: Modify the design, then Sound page. Switch the Player block to Podcast player and Sleep mode appears, with its switch and its icon colours. "Sleep mode" is the name on the back office side; your listeners open a menu titled Sleep timer. One thing to know before you switch it on: the sleep timer is a native feature, so it runs on your iOS and Android apps but not on the PWA. The two other controls the Podcast player brings, skip intervals and playback speed, work on all three outputs. The whole player is covered control by control here: https://www.goodbarber.com/blog/podcast-player-the-controls-… As always, rebuild and publish your apps for your listeners to get it. Thanks for the request, and thanks to everyone who backed it in the comments. The "Live+ already has it, podcasts should too" argument is the one that carried it.