PeerTube – Federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in the browser
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Re: PeerTube – Federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in the browser
#2Perhaps also needs onion routing to protect users from liabilities.
Re: PeerTube – Federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in the browser
#3It would have been cooler for this to use IPFS instead of its own P2P content distribution.
Still cool though.
Re: PeerTube – Federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in the browser
#4It would have been cooler for this to use IPFS instead of its own P2P content distribution. Still cool though.
IPFS does not work in the browser yet.
Re: PeerTube – Federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in the browser
#5It would have been cooler for this to use IPFS instead of its own P2P content distribution. Still cool though.
IPFS does not work in the browser yet.
D.tube works just fine:
Re: PeerTube – Federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in the browser
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#7This is really cool ! Framasoft is doing a great job with their project to «ungoogle the internet»[1].
I really wish Mozilla tried doing the same thing, with their much bigger manpower and communication impact.
Re: PeerTube – Federated video streaming platform using P2P directly in the browser
#8Perhaps also needs onion routing to protect users from liabilities.
it says it works in browser so you just run it from tor browser
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#10Perhaps also needs onion routing to protect users from liabilities.
it says it works in browser so you just run it from tor browser
AFAIK Tor browser deactivates WebRTC to avoid leaking real IPs, so at least the P2P aspect wouldn't work. Not sure if seeding from the server works without it.