>>10950
>>11113
>Plus >60 posts
someone trying to impress his fellow soynegros again?

>>11113
>short video...
The one that https://megalodon.jp/2024-0915-0220-38/https://archive.is:443/2024.09.14-171853/https://storrytv.tez.page/watch?v=wgLNkVzIPODmAoz is supports to transmit. Storry.TV seems even more crappy if https://storrytv.tez.page/watch?v=[id] can't even or can't easily display the title, upload/share date, etc. Had to get the title from the homepage:
>link="https://storrytv.tez.page/watch?v=wgLNkVzIPODmAoz", duration="0:56", title="Don Lemon Exposed", cid="see above", cid_info="folder->file".

The short video played in its entirety; however, said long video didn't (but I was able to play more of it today):
>link="https://megalodon.jp/2024-0915-0240-06/https://archive.is:443/2024.09.14-173759/https://storrytv.tez.page/watch?v=kpABhLQXnN7eMLb", duration="01:34:26", title="They Live (1988)", uploader="MovieWatcher", uploader_url="https://storrytv.tez.page/@MovieWatcher", view_count=170, uploaded="2 years ago [as of 2024]", cid="QmS3daPZ6r5nEiGJBfcTewgcFvwddhCyyJzi4nUuiwCfq7", cid_info="file", more_info="https://paste.ononoki.org/?cc90deda927451df#24ToatzM3V9g3xa5Mf6zzdKonm8UWfm6EfYrakEVGiid"

I feel like it's obviously, but since I was kinda grilled on this before, I'll write the following. What does this matter? Conclusions? Relatedness? This matters because it's about understanding YouTube alternatives. One alternative to YT is PonyTube for MLP/horse videos; but PeerTube has limitations, so it could be useful to explore other options. Storry.TV / storrytv.tez.page seems to be a video sharing site written from scratch. Kudos on him for the effort, but without using an established/"good code" thing like PeerTube (which I think had multiple guys working on the code), it could be too buggy. Other problem with storrytv: tries to play the video from a bunch of different gateways which are all now gone or they don't work well. Would be neat if there was ways to tell it to use some other GW.

YouTube alternatives are even more relevant right now, seeing how much YouTube dislikes Invidious and has blocked basically all Invidious instances for the last ~3 days. Linus Tech Tips is a corporation and a popular YouTube channel, and that too-big-to-fail channel uploaded a video which talked about Invidious = it got deleted = "Why Our Video Got Taken Down":
>https://web.archive.org/web/20240908181000/https://iv.ggtyler.dev/watch?v=apdZ7xmytiQ