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      <title>Great things with containers: running Youtube downloader on Synology Diskstation</title>
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      <description>Many of my friends know that I run a private learning video portal on my Homelab - Network. I have saved video courses from past learning portal memberships and good Youtube tutorials for offline use on my NAS.    Over time, I have collected 8845 video courses with 282616 individual videos. The total running time is equivalent to about 2 years. Absolutely crazy!In this tutorial I show how to backup good Youtube tutorials with a Docker download service for offline purposes.</description>
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