Hi Product Hunt, I built Channel Vault NAS because I wanted a calmer way to run yt-dlp on a home NAS. The old workflow was usually a command, an archive.txt file, and a folder full of files that slowly became hard to reason about. Channel Vault NAS turns that into a small self-hosted console: register a YouTube channel, sync metadata, create candidates for missing videos, run guarded download passes, and see what is already archived in the library. It is free, MIT licensed, and still a public alpha. The current focus is reliability for personal/NAS archiving workflows: Docker Compose install, backup/restore docs, storage recovery notes, runtime settings, scheduler logs, and a library view that makes it clear what has already been saved. Repo: https://github.com/hyeonsangjeon... Docs: https://hyeonsangjeon.github.io/... I'd love feedback from people who self-host tools, run yt-dlp, or maintain media archives on a NAS.

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YouTube channel backups for your NAS

YouTube channel backups for your NAS