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I've spent the last few months talking to artists, and I've managed to convince a B of people to release stuff into the creative commons. see: http://mercbay.c
by sroerick 11y ago
I've spent the last few months talking to artists, and I've managed to convince a B of people to release stuff into the creative commons.
see: http://mercbay.com/#search/gendale http://mercbay.com/#search/gendale
The films are now on BitTorrent, and all include both license information and BitCoin addresses where you can pay the artist.
I'd like to use a service like this to provide streaming of these files. But I don't want to use a service that has a business model that relies on transferring copyrighted files.
I wouldn't mind self hosting this, because the data transfer should be relatively low, and all the content would be legal. Does anybody have any input in this regard?
- IgorPartola 11y agoSelf host + CloudFlare in front of it? They don't limit your bandwidth and will cache what you have. Plus that way you don't have to explain to your potential users how to torrent. They likely already know how to use a browser.