Audio Data (Podcasting)
PocketRSS now supports Podcasting (aka: mp3 audio enclosures).  This is a new feature and we will continually improve podcasting support within PocketRSS.  Currently, PocketRSS only supports RSS 2.0 audio enclosures.  Since the audio files are so large in comparison to feed data, the audio content is not stored in the PocketRSS database.  Instead the data is stored in a user-defined Audio Cache Folder and organized by Feeds.  If audio content is available for a particular feed item, you will see a little speaker image in the View mode listing.  Pressing the speaker image, will automatically start playing the audio file with your default mp3 player (generally, Windows Media Player).

A special "Audio Data" view is available from the top-right popup menu (Special|Audio Data) when you are in View Mode .  This view will show a listing of items with audio data available or queued for downloading.  Also, the "Audio Data" view will show memory usage (MB) in the format of [<queuedForDownload>|<inUse>|<maxLimit>].

Audio Symbols...
  - available
  - queued for download
  - unavailable/broken

At anytime, you can tap on the Audio Symbol to either autoplay "available" audio data or to see a popup menu of options you may perform for an item with audio content. 

To use Audio Data...
1) go to "PocketRSS Settings", and configure the Audio/Podcasting section.
2) from RSS mode, select a Feed, open it's Feed Properties (via popup menu), go to Settings section and enable Audio Data.
3) if (2) has previously downloaded Feed data, then Purge Data (via popup menu), and then Update Feed data
4) now double tap on the Feed in the RSS mode, this will take you to the View mode for your Audio Feed.
5) the listing will show all the items that have audio data available for download.
6) now you can either download individual audio data (via item popup menu) or download all "queued" audio data via the main menu.

The amount of audio data downloaded depends on your PocketRSS Settings.  PocketRSS will download audio data until you exceed your maximum allowed storage configured in your PocketRSS Settings.  Once you exceed your storage limits, PocketRSS will automatically start purging old audio data in order to make room for newer downloaded audio data.

Note: Podcasting support is not automatically enabled.  You must enable it on a per Feed basis, via the Feed Properties.  The very first time you enable Audio Data for a Feed, you may need to "Purge" the data for that Feed, so that the next Feed update starts watching for Audio Data.
Note: Since audio data is so large, it is not included in the normal AutoReload events, but has its own special download scheduling.  Use "PocketRSS Setting" from main menu to set Audio settings.
Hint: If an audio data download fails, you might want to configure your PocketRSS Settings Special|Max Retries to have PocketRSS automatically retry the download.