hobune VS YoutubeDL-Material

Then you just need to read and parse the json stream for metadata. All data will be stored there including title, channel, description, links, etc. Everything but comments. There are already some releases on GitHub such as Hobune that do this. It’s open source so you can implement parsing json in jellyfin

I wrote a script that turns the info.json files into websites, here's a live demo.

I've kind of done the opposite for myself - instead of making yt-dlp work with Plex/Jellyfin, I've made a tool that generates a website from the yt-dlp info.json files, you can see a live demo at hobune.stream.

Hobune maybe?

There is also hobune.

youtube-dl and Hobune

this the one I use: https://github.com/Tzahi12345/YoutubeDL-Material

There are a few options. So far, I kinda like the way YoutubeDL-Material looks. If you're using an unRaid server, there's even a docker app you can run without configuring anything.

I'm using this one through docker, but it's a little flakey.

I've had a look at youtubedl-material, and it hasn't been updated for a while. is there anything else? Can someone confirm it does everything youtube-dl cli does?

I self-host an instance of YoutubeDL-Material and it works great most of the time. Nice frontend UI for youtube-dl.

I've been using https://github.com/Tzahi12345/YoutubeDL-Material. Seems to work pretty well.