Syncs ~/.config/mpv/watch_later or ~/.local/state/mpv/watch_later directories between 2 computers.
Times are updated based on longest time watched like so:
$ ./sync-video-syncer-mpv-watch-later-files
[INFO]: Mode: default
[INFO]: would override time for `/Maybe at some Point/jonathan blow/Compiler programming livestreams/56 Scope speed-up, part 4-5iS_-mIONqc.mp4`. cur local: 234.833333 cur remote: 3986.333333
Sidenote: To perform replacement use: --no-dry-run
It also able to create a mapping file to show which files we actually watched (mpv only exposes md5 hashes for filepaths):
$ ./sync-video-syncer-mpv-watch-later-files create-mapping-file
[INFO]: Mode: create-mapping-file
$ cat ~/.config/mpv/watch_later/mapping.txt
filename: Darktable/07 GIMP retouch： Golden hair portrait (part 2)-Zw2CUmfbeHE.mp4
time: 00:01:23
filename: Maybe at some Point/jonathan blow/Compiler programming livestreams/56 Scope speed-up, part 4-5iS_-mIONqc.mp4
time: 00:03:54
This uses functionality found in video-syncer and report-videos.sh