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meeb / tubesync

Syncs YouTube channels and playlists to a locally hosted media server
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emby/jellyfin as Media Servers #130

Open binarygeek119 opened 3 years ago

binarygeek119 commented 3 years ago

i like to have emby to use as a media server for this app emby/jellyfin are built for the same source when emby went closed source jellyfin was born. if you add support for one the other be easy to adept to. jellyfin is free 100% emby is like plex

emby api https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Emby/wiki

jellyfin api https://jellyfin.org/docs/plugin-api/index.html https://api.jellyfin.org/ http://your-jellyfin-server:8096/api-docs/swagger/index.html

meeb commented 3 years ago

Jellyfin is on the list of media servers to support eventually, and additional media server types was structured into the codebase already. I was waiting for Jellyfin to have a couple more native clients before I switched from Plex myself, in the interim I've not spun up a Jellyfin server to test with yet. However, yes, this is on the roadmap. Thanks for the issue.

SmartPhoneLover commented 2 years ago

If it helps to someone meanwhile, this is what I have done to allow Jellyfin to show the Tubesync content.

I mapped the download directory of Tubesync to one created specially for Jellyfin YouTube videos, as a share (NAS). So, all the downloaded videos from Tubesync will be saved directly into that directory, which will allow Jellyfin to scan them, as usual (like movies, series...).

turboc1208 commented 1 year ago

from what SmartPhoneLover said, it sounds like all that is needed is to copy the files over to JellyFin.

meeb commented 1 year ago

I plan on personally moving to Jellyfin at some point which is when I'd add an interface to add it as a media server. Happy to accept PRs to add it before that though.

jeffersoncgo commented 4 months ago

Also requesting this, would be perfect to use this toghether with emby.