mastodon’s official instance is mastodon.social lemmy’s official instance is lemmy.ml pixelfed’s official instance is pixelfed.social

what is peertube’s official instance? im looking to upload videos without the fear of my content getting deleted because the instance is closing. and i mostly prefer to use the official instances of fediverse enabled social networks.

i read about peer.tube on the faq, but signup is not available yet.

thanks.

  • OliverEnglish
    1·
    1 year ago

    Why? Isn’t Odyssee a company? What if they go bust?

    Then you are lucky and at least the content is no longer listed. The stuff remains on the LBRY network anyway, if I have understood how it works correctly.

    It allows anyone to create an account and register content that cannot be deleted by the company.

    Wikipedia

    • sexy_peach@feddit.deEnglish
      3·
      1 year ago

      The stuff remains on the LBRY network anyway, if I have understood how it works correctly.

      On which server though? Video files are big, they’re not just “in the cloud”, they must be hosted somewhere. So either they go bust and someone else still has the videos and shares them, or not.

      • OliverEnglish
        1·
        1 year ago

        On which server though? Video files are big, they’re not just “in the cloud”, they must be hosted somewhere.

        The LBRY-client is BitTorrent-based. Kinda like Sci-Hub going P2P, but automatically.

        • sexy_peach@feddit.deEnglish
          2·
          1 year ago

          this doesn’t matter, as long as there isn’t another backup odysee that has all the videos or the users have them in their bittorrent programs they would still be lost. Not a huge problem, just a fact.

          Also peertube also allows other servers to help with video hosting, which means the videos are mirrored on more than one server.

          • OliverEnglish
            1·
            1 year ago

            as long as there isn’t another backup odysee that has all the videos or the users have them in their bittorrent programs they would still be lost

            LBRY pays users for storing & sharing that stuff:

            BitTorrent and IPFS rely on people being generous with their own resources for data to continue to be available. LBRY creates market incentives for data to be as widespread and available as possible.

            https://lbry.com/news/what-makes-lbry-different