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tubecaster

v2.0.0

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Turn YouTube playlists into video podcasts

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tubecaster

Turn your favourite playlists into video podcasts

Be aware that if you watch the videos through your podcast player and not through the offical YouTube players, you might be breaking YouTube's ToS. Proceed at your own caution.

What is this?

tubecatcher creates a video podcast from a YouTube playlist. Then you can take advantage of your podcast app's abilities such as played / not played markers, downloading episodes and more.

Installation as a server

Rename sample.env to .env and fill it out. Run locally (npm install and npm start) or deploy to a provider of your choice (recommended). Only tested in now. Open the address of your server and the web interface will guide you.

Installation as a dependency

npm install tubecaster

Exposes two express apps that you can mount on your own app. Please take care of having the environment variables (look in sample.env).

  • front-end server at require("tubecaster").web
  • podcast server at require("tubecaster").podcast