Third-party Syncplay forks/implementations

[Et0h]

Note: If you have an issue with a third-party implementation of Syncplay then please use their Issues page rather than raising the issue with the Syncplay team!

Active open source third-party implementations of Syncplay (i.e. latest updated in 2022 or later):

• Syncplay Mobile by @yuroyami which can be found at https://github.com/yuroyami/syncplay-mobile/
• Kodi by @Skaytacium at https://github.com/Skaytacium/synko

Inactive open source third-party implementations of Syncplay (i.e. last updated in 2021 or earlier):

• Syncplay.net by @arkangel-dev at https://github.com/arkangel-dev/SyncPlay.NET (September 2021)
• Syncplayer for Android by @mo3rfan at https://github.com/mo3rfan/syncplayer (February 2021)
• Syncplay Web by @mo3rfan at https://github.com/mo3rfan/syncplay-web (April 2017)
• Syncplay Java by @mo3rfan at https://github.com/mo3rfan/syncplay-java (November 2017)

Potentially helpful forks/tweaks/builds:

• Syncplay proxies and reverse proxies: Add strict TLS mode #346
• Unofficial docker images maintained by @oulh: docker images of syncplay-server #523 and https://hub.docker.com/r/oulh/syncplay-server/tags
• Unofficial openSUSE package maintained by @nopeinomicon: https://software.opensuse.org/package/syncplay
• Unofficial Fedora rpm packages maintained by @batmanfeynman: https://copr.fedorainfracloud.org/coprs/batmanfeynman/syncplay/

Details on the Sycplay protocol:

• https://syncplay.pl/about/protocol/
• TLS not working. yuroyami/syncplay-mobile#6
• Port the managed room functionality yuroyami/syncplay-mobile#17
• Additions, features, clients for other platforms...etc #542

Guides for developing the main Syncplay client/server:

• Adding support for a new media player to Syncplay
• Guide to translating Syncplay into another language

Other useful guides

• See https://syncplay.pl/guide/server/ for guides on running Syncplay servers under various circumstances.

[yuroyami]

Thank you for the mention :) I would love to address a little change here

syncplay-android is now syncplay-mobile. This brings the same functionality the same app on Android to iOS (for those who can compile the project on their macOS and deploy it to their iPhones, or someone would volunteer to be responsible on the Apple's app store yearly $99 hosting fee).