anyone actually watching #peertube regularly? please, share your experience! any time i try it, it's really hard to find any good creator: most videos are ... trash :( even on instances with 600k+ videos, there arent much good
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in reply to ralen • • •Na I share your experience, with a couple of exections:
@veronicaexplains
@chriswere
@art
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in reply to ralen • •I do, but I don't rely on any one instance's network/front page. I tend to use my account like an aggregator. I search the wider network, and when I find some I like I follow them...it takes a while but over time you gain a decent subscription list.
#tilvids is a good place to look, #spectra.video as well .... And #makertube.net
I really can't stand YouTube anymore and don't want to feed the beast.
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FourOh-LLC
in reply to ralen • • •I have a peertube instance on one of my YunoHost instance, and I use it to document the building of my warehouse - the survey, ground work, grading, etc.
The vids are not for public consumption, and you might want to keep that in mind. If you have critical / confidential need to share videos, peertube is one of the best platforms.
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Mark A. ⏏️ {FalconMarkSix}
in reply to ralen • • •Yeah it's hard to find content you might like because it's so decentralized. There isn't just one place to look for content.
Follow @FediVideo ! (And check past posts too!) On a regular basis they give curated lists based on topics you might like.
Fedi.Video
in reply to Mark A. ⏏️ {FalconMarkSix} • • •@FalconMarkSix
Hey Ralen 👋
Yeah, I had a similar experience which is why I set up fedi.video that only federates with curated hand-picked accounts.
I deliberately don't federate with 600k videos because that means the good stuff gets buried under trash.
I also boost interesting videos several times a day, and there is a pinned post on my profile with interesting PeerTube accounts to follow.
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