Podcaster
Converts a Youtube to an iTunes podcast.
And it’s powered by the wonderful Nagare framework !
Installation
Note that the Nagare framework needs Python Stackless in order to run
Using easy_install : easy_install podcaster
Launch the application
Launch podcaster using the command : nagare-admin serve podcaster
Basic Usage
By default, your Podcaster application will be accessible using your favorite web browser at the address : http://localhost:8080/podcaster
Fill in the YouTube username of the person you want to subscribe, choose the video resolution, and submit the form.
Subscribe to a new iTunes’ podcast using the generated URL and that’s it !
Notes
This application is still at a beta stage, but feel free to give me feedback if you liked this app.
Why this app ?
I don’t like watching videos using my web browser, opening multiple tabs, waiting for the player to preload data before being able to watch the video (YouTube is very slow with my internet provider, this is certainly due to packet filtering). I don’t like useless comments, unrelated informations, etc. I want to watch my videos, and that’s all !
So I let iTunes do the job for me when I’m away.
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