Looking for Alternative to jukebox.

I use Spotify, and i use Youtube playlists in person. Does anyone know, of an app, website, or anything like that besides playing music over the headset, that allows me to sync up, and listen to the same songs as m group, besides saying before a fight: "Everyone load up Battle Cry by the TurtleDoves on youtube" And yes, i did make a post similar to this: <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2178055/3-little-things-i-would-greatly-love-and-would-help-many-people#post-2178055" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/2178055/3-little-things-i-would-greatly-love-and-would-help-many-people#post-2178055</a>

I believe if you launch Roll20 in hangouts it can do the YouTube sync but everyone has to be in the roll20/hangout, thats the simplest 'one click' way. I myself use voicemeter (or voicemeter banana both free) to stream anything I can play to voice. Its a tiny bit of setup, but its a virtual audio cable that adds a 'virtual speaker and mic' to windows.When you play sounds/music/anything voicemeter picks it up and you can mix it with your voice as a mic output. If you want to get kinda fancy, the way I do it is have voicemeter installed on my old mostly useless laptop, and it just sits in the teamspeak (will work the same for ingame voice if you use it, just make a free roll20 account and login with it on the laptop) playing whatever I have playing on the laptop directly to voice.So I can just reach over and turn things on and off, play sound etc sort of like having a laptop and speakers at a real tabletop game for effects and music.

DXWarlock (William R) said: I believe if you launch Roll20 in hangouts it can do the YouTube sync but everyone has to be in the roll20/hangout, thats the simplest 'one click' way. I myself use voicemeter (or voicemeter banana both free) to stream anything I can play to voice. Its a tiny bit of setup, but its a virtual audio cable that adds a 'virtual speaker and mic' to windows.When you play sounds/music/anything voicemeter picks it up and you can mix it with your voice as a mic output. If you want to get kinda fancy, the way I do it is have voicemeter installed on my old mostly useless laptop, and it just sits in the teamspeak (will work the same for ingame voice if you use it, just make a free roll20 account and login with it on the laptop) playing whatever I have playing on the laptop directly to voice.So I can just reach over and turn things on and off, play sound etc sort of like having a laptop and speakers at a real tabletop game for effects and music. Thank you sir, i will test out those first two, and see how it all turns out for me.

Actually the jukebox is part of the roll20 tabletop itself, so its ontopic.