Listen to your Overcast podcasts on Sonos.
Just want to try it out? Follow these setup instructions to register the Overcast service on your Sonos system.
From the iOS Sonos App, go to Settings > About My Sonos System.
Check out this Sonos support article if you're on another platform.
Navigate to http://$IP:1400/customsd. For example, if your Sonos IP address was 10.0.1.10, you'd navigate to http://10.0.1.10:1400/customsd in your web browser.
Fill out the custom service registration form with the following values.
For the purpose of copy and paste:
- http://overcast-sonos.herokuapp.com/smapi.php
- http://overcast-sonos.herokuapp.com/strings.xml
- http://overcast-sonos.herokuapp.com/pmap.xml
From the iOS Sonos App, go to Add Music Services and find Overcast in the list. Log in with your Overcast.fm email address and password.
No.
Unlike AirSonos, you don't need to run any additional programs on your computer or network. A public instance of the service is already set up on Heroku.
This service is limited to the same functionality as the overcast.fm website, which only supports the "All Active Episodes" playlist.
Sonos allows a unreviewed custom service to be registered for testing and development purposes. It's similar to "sideloading" an iOS app via Xcode. Typically, all services are reviewed and registered with Sonos.
Keep in mind that only one custom service can be registered per network. Because of this limitation, you can't use this Overcast service and another like the NPR One service at the same time.
Only officially registered services can set a custom service logo.
I thought it would be fun and maybe @marcoarment would take the source and make it official.
Yeah! If you want to make modifications or want to control your own instance for privacy reasons, you can simply use this "Deploy to Heroku" button to quickly set up your own app in minutes.
