Obsidian plugins with #podcast#

The PodNotes plugin is designed to make it easier for users to write notes on podcasts. With a mobile-friendly interface, PodNotes allows you to add any publicly available podcast through search or custom feeds by URL. You can track played episodes and playback progress, create podcast notes from templates with metadata about episodes, capture timestamps, and link directly to the time in the episode. Additionally, you can download episodes for offline playback and support non-podcast local audio files. The plugin also includes an API that can be used by other plugins for custom workflows.

The RSS Dashboard plugin transforms your vault into a comprehensive feed reader supporting RSS, Atom, JSON feeds, YouTube channels and podcasts. Browse articles in a clean reader view, save them as markdown files with customizable templates and organize feeds into folders with tags. The plugin includes a curated Discover page with hand picked feeds across categories. YouTube videos play embedded, podcasts have an integrated audio player and articles convert to markdown automatically. OPML import/export lets you manage subscriptions easily. Auto refresh keeps content current, while filtering and sorting help you navigate large feed collections.

The Spotify Link plugin integrates Spotify with Obsidian, enabling users to seamlessly include the song or podcast they are currently listening to in their notes. By connecting their Spotify account through the official API, users can easily add playing track details using a simple shortcut or snippet. The plugin supports both songs and podcasts and offers customizable templates to personalize how the current playing information is displayed in notes. Ideal for creatives and music enthusiasts, this plugin bridges the gap between auditory inspiration and written documentation.

The Podcast Note plugin is a convenient way to take notes on your favorite podcasts. With just one URL, you can access the title, image, and description of the podcast. You can customize the note's appearance using a template that supports placeholders for metadata like episode titles, images, and dates. The plugin also allows you to add new podcast notes from selected text or individual URLs. Additionally, it supports various podcast services including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and more.

The Snipd Official plugin connects Snipd with your vault and syncs podcast highlights as structured notes. It pulls in the transcript, your notes, an AI summary, a link back to each snip and episode metadata such as title, image and publish date. The plugin also lets you control formatting through custom templates for episode filenames, episode notes and individual snips, so the imported content can fit an existing note structure. It can limit syncing to edited snips, and it works with Obsidian Bases by exposing metadata as properties and shipping with two default Base views. Access depends on signing in with a Snipd account through the plugin's connect flow.

The Audio Notes plugin helps users take notes while listening to audio files such as podcasts. It enables the creation of timestamped audio notes that contain embedded audio players for replaying specific quotes. Users can generate transcripts, set playback speeds, and specify start and end times for their notes. The plugin supports integration with transcription services and allows hotkey customization for easier playback control. With mobile support, users can capture thoughts on the go and sync them across devices.

The Social Archiver plugin saves social media posts, web pages, newsletters and podcasts into a private archive library that can also write Markdown notes into your vault. It supports single post archiving, profile crawls and subscriptions across a wide list of platforms, then keeps archive state, tags, highlights, notes and delete actions aligned with the service where supported. The plugin also adds timeline browsing, media gallery views, full text search and optional web sharing for archived posts. Its desktop features extend this with podcast transcription and local AI comments through external CLI tools. It requires a Social Archiver account and Obsidian must stay open when the plugin writes Markdown files into the vault.