Watch Odysee Together on qsync
Decentralized Video, Synchronized
Odysee is built on the LBRY protocol, a decentralized content network that exists outside the usual platform ecosystem. With the qsync browser extension installed, paste an Odysee video link into the queue and it embeds directly in the channel player with playback matched across every viewer.
The extension enables Odysee playback on qsync. Once the media is added, every viewer in the channel sees synced playback whether or not they have the extension.
An account is only needed to run the channel. Viewers just open the link, no sign-up required, no Odysee account needed.
Platform-Agnostic Queue
qsync's queue doesn't care where the video comes from. Follow an Odysee video with a YouTube clip, then a Kick stream, all in the same playlist. The player swaps between embed types automatically as playback progresses.
This is especially useful when creators publish across multiple platforms. Queue the Odysee version alongside content from other sources without asking anyone to switch tabs or install something new.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need the browser extension for Odysee?
Yes. The extension is required to add Odysee videos to the queue. Viewers don't need it, only the person adding the video.
Can I mix Odysee videos with YouTube in the same queue?
You can. The queue accepts any combination of supported platforms. Drop in an Odysee video, follow it with a Rumble stream, then a YouTube clip. The player handles the switches.
How does qsync keep playback synced?
qsync measures the clock offset between each viewer's device and the server, then adjusts playback timing so the whole room sees the same moment. This works identically for Odysee, YouTube, and every other supported platform.