The group tag offers you the freedom to group feeds together in a logical group (e.g. In the XML files you can find three levels of hierarchy: main, group and feed tag. The application lets you make use of a pre-download button in order to estimate the size of the grabbed files for the current session, view the progress of the parallel streams in the main window, and set the number of downloads in order to grab the most recent episodes (if you enter 3, then the utility looks for and downloads the most recent podcasts). What’s more, you are allowed to limit the maximum number of parallel downloads to a custom number, activate the torrent link, and set the torrent folder. SuperPodder gives you the possibility to specify the saving directory where the history files are stored (in order to prevent duplicate downloads) and pick the download and feed folders. In addition, you may easily start or stop the downloading process, and check out a log which includes information about your actions and possible errors. There’s support for a help manual that shows a brief description of the program’s capabilities. SuperPodder sports a clean and simple layout that hides only a few configuration settings under the hood.

This is a Java-based utility so you need to previously install the environment on your computer in order to make it work properly. The audio feeds can be managed from a simple-XML based file which can be altered using your dedicated editor. SuperPodder is a lightweight Windows application designed specifically for helping you download feeds using straightforward actions.

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