dilyn-tubesync0.16.1

dilyn-tubesync keeps videos from selected YouTube channels and playlists synchronized with a locally hosted media server, so new material can join an established media library. It is aimed at people who regularly watch online videos through a local media setup instead of handling each item as a separate, one-time save. Its PVR-style approach treats followed sources as continuing collections that should remain current over time.

A built-in scheduler coordinates recurring synchronization and media retrieval in the background. After a channel or playlist becomes part of the collection, users do not have to select every individual video manually. Preferences for media quality and format determine how content is stored on the local server, helping maintain a consistent library. If a transfer fails, the software revisits it later and lengthens the interval between attempts through progressively increasing back-off timers.

Published by Dilyn Corner, dilyn-tubesync 0.16.1 is open-source software for Linux in the Video & Media Players category. It requires Linux with snapd and runs on x86_64 (amd64) architecture. A local media server is the companion environment for the synchronized videos, making the software a fit for home media libraries that follow ongoing YouTube sources.