Watch BitChute Together on qsync
How BitChute Works on qsync
BitChute playback on qsync requires the browser extension. The channel manager installs the extension, visits a BitChute page, and adds the video to the queue. From there, qsync handles the rest and plays it in the channel for everyone.
The extension runs on Chrome and Chromium-based browsers like Edge and Brave. It only activates on supported sites, runs quietly in the background, and doesn't modify page content.
Viewers Don't Need the Extension
Here's the key part: only the person adding BitChute videos needs the extension installed. Once a video is in the queue, it plays as a direct URL for everyone. Viewers watch through the standard qsync player with no extra software.
All the usual controls work. Play, pause, scrub, skip, and volume all stay synced across the group. Video quality matches what you'd see watching on BitChute directly.
Viewers don't need a qsync account or a BitChute account either. The host handles the setup, and everyone else just opens the channel link.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need the extension for BitChute?
YouTube supports embedding natively, so no extension is needed. BitChute doesn't, so the extension steps in to enable playback. It's a one-time step per video.
Do viewers need to install the extension?
No. The extension is only needed by the person adding BitChute videos to the queue. Everyone else watches through the normal qsync player.
Which browsers support the qsync extension?
Chrome and Chromium-based browsers like Edge and Brave. Firefox isn't supported at this time.
Is there any quality loss when playing BitChute videos through qsync?
No. Quality is identical to watching on BitChute directly. There's no transcoding or compression involved.