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Also Togethr.TV ( https://togethr.tv ). Created by me some years ago! People can watch videos together and chat (text/audio) and some other features.
The one about works with local files. For my purposes it's much better than YouTube.
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Ah okay. So that button is to dominant Open the movie and check for autostart." is just the preperation to check if the video starts correctly e.g. if in firefox autoplay is allowed. The actually watch party starts when the countdown hits zero, by redirecting everyone in the same moment to the video. "Open the movie directly and ask in the voice chat what time you should jump to" is when you missed the start. Syncing…
If for some reason somebody joins late / gets kicked off, and you're watching something on youtube, youtube supports time-index URL fragments like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4-SxcCO5d0#t=3m17s , and you could start a new watchparty with that URL. It's heavyweight and probably better to just sync by somebody shouting a timestamp, but if you need things synced there you go.
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What is that? Can't even login
It's a corporate video sharing service in Office 365. Think Youtube for your company.
> To fight quarantine boredom I build a site to watch movies with friends. I would call it "CoVid: watch videos together, remotely."
There are already dozens of such sites (just search for alternatives to Kast or Rabb.it), why should we use this one? Are there any advantages over competition?
Any planned support for Plex? Thanks!