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Syncthing has the same feature set as Bittorrent Sync did, but that's a pretty lousy choice when you want to move data one time in one direction (those applications are designed for continuous synchronization, often between all connected devices).
The filestore option makes added files not duplicate space in the cache, which is the default. So, I was able to share my 700GB TubeArchivist hoard without worrying about using extra space.
It doesn't really "sync," but potentially a command could be scheduled to get a similar effect. Would probably want to key an eye on the cache of the clients and garbage collect occasionally. I run Linux on everything, so I can mount it to my filesystem, then copy or read them from there.
I've mostly been using IPFS for that. The windows support isn't amazing and missing some features that I like if you're in windows. Not sure if it's any faster in comparison to bit torrent sync.