PeerTube, the Fediverse's own alternative to YouTube, uses peer-to-peer technology to allow anyone to host their own video service without a data centre.
It received a major update today which includes support for live streaming 🎉
You can run your own PeerTube instance without technical knowledge by using a managed hosting provider such as Spacebear: https://app.spacebear.ee
There's a free open source PeerTube app called TubeLab.
It's available for Android phones from Google Play and F-Droid:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.fedilab.tubelab
https://f-droid.org/packages/app.fedilab.tubelab/
The app has its own Fediverse account at @Tubelab@toot.fedilab.app
Great, good to more managed hosting options available :)
@feditips I have shared this on my blog, thanks.
@feditips what about bittube.video, stux?
bittube doesn't seem to moderate its content, it is full of extremist and graphic content 😞
@feditips hey stux, where have you heard that? I don't have a horse in this race, just curious.
I am not Stux by the way! 😄
I am just looking at the content of the instance you mentioned, they don't seem to moderate and they don't have a moderation policy either.
@feditips video.privacy tools.io ?
@feditips Thanks for sharing!
@feditips
I'm not sure whether my instance has enough content for you to make a recomendation, but i would appreciate if you take my instance into the list, too.
I take moderation seriously, too.
Some good PeerTube instances with interesting content to explore include:
https://tilvids.com
https://share.tube
https://greatview.video
https://vidcommons.org
https://diode.zone
https://video.blender.org
https://media.privacyinternational.org
http://conf.tube
#FediTips #PeerTube