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I've literally just started using PeerTube to host the actual videos, but my web site has the web pages on which the videos are embedded. I needed somewhere to
by ColinWright 7y ago
I've literally just started using PeerTube to host the actual videos, but my web site has the web pages on which the videos are embedded. I needed somewhere to host the actual videos because my server package doesn't give me enough space, I chose PeerTube because I hate Google with an irrational loathing, vimeo has limits that I'm likely to exceed, and the process with PeerTube was clear and simple. More, here was actually a person at the other end of the contact form when I had a question.
I'm not convinced I like the PeerTube recommendation systems, etc., but I'm just pointing people at my web pages, so it doesn't seem like that will matter.
I'll be interested to see other people's answers.
For reference, I am keeping copies of all the material on my own machines, just in case the PeerTube instance disappears. After all, "The Cloud" is just another name for other people's machines over which you have neither control nor authority.