• Osayidan
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    111 year ago

    Hopefully once the issue of the ridiculous amount of resources needed for such a service is resolved. This is why we don’t have any viable youtube alternative yet, especially one that isn’t a corporate pile of junk. Once you get to a certain size if you don’t rake in the cash you shut down. So hopefully peer to peer saves the day.

      • AK1
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        41 year ago

        Every video maker should host his own peertube instance with only 1 user.

      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        Which makes me wonder - was the push for 60fps across the platform a move to make competition harder?

        I’m not aware of anyone that was using it as a leg up on them.

      • pootriarch
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        01 year ago

        this is true. having said that - i follow a peertube-based french outfit called blast (can’t speak french, just look at the pictures). if i go to a different site (peertube.stream, liberta.vip) and look at a video, the streams are coming off video.blast-info.fr.

        there’s no question video is a huge resource suck, and that nobody would want to host a lot of other people’s videos. i just wonder, if the model is federated indexes but owner-hosted video, i wonder if there’s a use case that can work at scale.

    • dog
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      11 year ago

      hopefully 💙 video codecs have gotten pretty good, and maybe they’ll get even better to where, like you’re saying, we don’t have to shovel so many resources into hosting something like a peertube. crossing fingers 🤞