Can anyone recommend a #PeerTube instance for hosting long original video interviews?
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Can anyone recommend a #PeerTube instance for hosting long original video interviews?
Am happy to donate towards upkeep - indeed would prefer to know there was a model for paying for hosting, moderation and maintenance, as would like to think the instance will still be up in a decade's time.
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Can anyone recommend a #PeerTube instance for hosting long original video interviews?
Am happy to donate towards upkeep - indeed would prefer to know there was a model for paying for hosting, moderation and maintenance, as would like to think the instance will still be up in a decade's time.
@booteille@framapiaf.org @nicol@social.coop I have TubeFree.org where I post my own interviews for Fireside Fedi and it's open to others.
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@booteille@framapiaf.org @nicol@social.coop I have TubeFree.org where I post my own interviews for Fireside Fedi and it's open to others.
@ozoned @booteille thanks alot - looks great! And you've got LABR there…
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there is - if you want selfhost with @weingaertner_it@dresden.network - https://weingaertner-it.de/index.php/produkt-kategorie/peertube-hosting/
(i have my punk.photos Pixelfed server there too, and I'm pretty happy with the service tbh) #unpaidad -
there is - if you want selfhost with @weingaertner_it@dresden.network - https://weingaertner-it.de/index.php/produkt-kategorie/peertube-hosting/
(i have my punk.photos Pixelfed server there too, and I'm pretty happy with the service tbh) #unpaidad@joergi @weingaertner_it I ran an instance for a while via YunoHost on a VPS at open.movie. Once I figured I had to make it request a sign up it ran well but the hosting cost ended up unsustainable. Probably it would be cheaper/easier this way but I realised I don’t want to host my own instance again unless I plan to support it a v long time.
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" as would like to think the instance will still be up in a decade's time."
Only when you pay yourself the hosting, you can guarantee that, at least as long as you pay.
How long are the interviews? how much data is it?
and what's the topic of interviews?
https://fedidb.com/software/peertube check out the different service, look for a big one (they maybe will stay longer? but that's just an assumption) and search who will allow you to upload such long videos.
www.yiny.org for example has loooon videos, maybe that's something for you? -
" as would like to think the instance will still be up in a decade's time."
Only when you pay yourself the hosting, you can guarantee that, at least as long as you pay.
How long are the interviews? how much data is it?
and what's the topic of interviews?
https://fedidb.com/software/peertube check out the different service, look for a big one (they maybe will stay longer? but that's just an assumption) and search who will allow you to upload such long videos.
www.yiny.org for example has loooon videos, maybe that's something for you?@joergi fair point.
that looks an easier-to-explore list than the one at joinpeertube.org - thanks for that too.
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yes, @fedidb@mastodon.social is an awesome page. it's done by the creator of Pixelfed and Loops. and it's really cool stuff
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