Re: The difficulties we are having with PeerTube
Jeff Huang <[email protected]>
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Hi, I prefer setting up a managed instance by our sysadmins (when they have less workload of course), maybe we can check debian.social how they do? Regards, Jeff Paul Brown <[email protected]> 於 2021年1月30日 週六 下午8:49 寫道: > Hello Fellow Promoers, > > Talking of videos the other day reminded me of our current PeerTube > strategy: > we haven't got one. > > We did have one, but it went away when the hosting service we were using > (peertube.mastodon.host) disappeared and did not come back. > > Unfortunately, as long as we don't put up and maintain our own PeerTube > instance, we have to rely on the charity of others. These "others" are > usually > small outfits, often even individuals, that can disappear at short or no > notice > for any number of reason -- which is what happened with > peertube.mastodon.host. > > To ensure they will be able to cope with storage and traffic, they often > specialise, such is the case of TILVids (https://tilvids.com). TILVids is > willing to put up things like our tips and tutorials, but balked at our > suggestion of uploading also many hours of conference talks. For that, > they > pointed us to https://conf.tube/, specialised in conferences and where, > it > seems, someone has already set up a KDE account -- which we would have to > take > over. > > This would still leave us with the problem as to where to post our purely > promotional videos, like for Plasma announcements or teasers and stuff > like > that. > > The third option is to go with something like libre.video, which has a > much > more laissez-faire approach to content, allowing content from > conspiracy-nuts, > QAnon, nazis, anti-vaxxers and all sorts of scummy Internet low-life... I > think I made a list where all items are identical. > > To summarise, our options are: > > - Try and convince sysadmins to set up a KDE managed PeerTube instance > (awesome, but it feels unfair to increase their workload) > > - Split our media over several instances (TILVid, Conf.tube, etc.) > > - Go with the crazies > > - Do nothing, use YouTube and/or just put videos on our CDN > > Thoughts? > > Cheers > > Paul > -- > Promotion & Communication > > www: http://kde.org > Mastodon: https://mastodon.technology/@kde > Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kde/ > Twitter: https://twitter.com/kdecommunity > LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/kde > > >