Where can I get Syncplay 1.7.1 Release Candidate 1?
Syncplay Download links (hosted by GitHub):
- Windows installer (store settings in %APPDATA%)
- Windows portable (store settings in Syncplay folder)
- Windows installer WITH CLIENT CONSOLE option (store settings in %APPDATA%)
- Windows portable WITH CLIENT CONSOLE option (store settings in Syncplay folder)
- Linux AppImage – Discontinued. Use Deb package or Tarball
- Linux Deb Package
- Linux Deb Server-only Package
- Linux Tarball (see installation instructions if you don’t know how to sudo make install)
- MacOS (10.14+) disk image – macOS universal2 binary (with native code for both Intel and Apple Silicon). For MacOS 10.11 & 12 you can use Syncplay 1.6.9 but be aware that macOS 10 is no longer supported by Apple and so may not be receiving security updates.
- Source code: https://github.com/Syncplay/syncplay
Release page: https://syncplay.pl/syncplay-1-7-1-release-candidate-1/
Source code: https://github.com/Syncplay/syncplay
If Syncplay does not load on Windows then you probably need to install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 Redistributable Package (Download the 32-bit version, i.e. ‘vc_redist.x86.exe’). You could also use the command line console version (SyncplayConsole.exe).
Where can I get Syncplay 1.7.0 Stable?
- Windows installer (store settings in %APPDATA%)
- Windows portable (store settings in Syncplay folder)
- Linux AppImage
- Linux Deb Package
- Linux Deb Server-only Package
- Linux Tarball
- MacOS (10.14+) disk image – macOS universal2 binary (with native code for both Intel and Apple Silicon). For MacOS 10.11 & 12 you can use Syncplay 1.6.9 but be aware that macOS 10 is no longer supported by Apple and so may not be receiving security updates.
Release page: https://syncplay.pl/syncplay-1-7-0-final/
Source code: https://github.com/Syncplay/syncplay
Note: This open source software has been marked as clean by VirusTotal – see release page for links to Windows scans. Syncplay might be flagged as suspicious by some anti-malware systems simply because it is niche software downloaded from the Internet but as we are open source anyone can audit our code if they wish to do so.
If Syncplay does not load on Windows then you probably need to install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2019 Redistributable Package (Download the 32-bit version, i.e. ‘vc_redist.x86.exe’).
MacOS User? You can also install via a Homebrew cask: brew cask install syncplay
Use openSUSE? You can check out the unofficial openSUSE package maintained by nopeinomicon.
Use Fedora? You can check out the Unofficial Fedora rpm packages maintained by batmanfeynman.
