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Why not switch to Vimeo, a well-established and stable video hosting platform? There's no advertising and no shenanigans of ads being forced on your video. Th
by otterpro 8y ago
Why not switch to Vimeo, a well-established and stable video hosting platform? There's no advertising and no shenanigans of ads being forced on your video. The hosting is not free, but at least you have control over your videos and privacy issues.
Peertube, d.tube, and other federated/decentralized streaming service are really not that reliable, at least from my experience.
- teaspoons 8y agobecause it always buffers 2 seconds into a video
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- plopz 8y agoVimeo only accepts content that it deems "artistic". Way back in 2008, a site called stage6 shut down, at the time it was the only streaming site that allowed 1080p videos and was the go to site for video game content creators to upload videos. After it shut down many of those users tried out vimeo since they were allowing 720p videos compared to youtube's 480p. Vimeo then deleted the videos and disallowed the content. For a period, things went back to direct downloads instead of streaming, but youtube increased quality and the content shifted over with it. Edit: Apparently vimeo reversed its position in 2014. https://vimeo.com/blog/post/new-upload-rules https://vimeo.com/blog/post/new-upload-rules
- tomjakubowski 8y agoHuh? The company I work for hosts all of its marketing videos on Vimeo. Are you sure about this?
- plopz 8y agoI just looked it up, apparently they reversed their position in 2014. https://vimeo.com/blog/post/new-upload-rules https://vimeo.com/blog/post/new-upload-rules