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What do you think of our lord and saviour Odysee.com?
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I'd want PeerTube to be the norm.
Until there is a reliable monetization path, most of the content won't be natively there.
Similar issue to Odysee and the many failed startups who have tried to take on YouTube.
The problem I see with peer tube is that the code isn't very advanced, and I don't think it would scale well enough to be a YouTube replacement at this moment.
Video federation requires allowing all CORS requests, Remote transcoding servers were only just added, and there's no high-availability on a per-server basis.
Up to now it scales okay. And i had it wait and buffer videos way less than other video platforms. I'd say it's perfectly okay.
Same
yeah, it's pretty confusing and I doubt if that's going to happen.
fragmentation seems to be huge here
It's federated, just like Lemmy and KBin. You can subscribe to a Peertube channel from Lemmy.