scanlime

I'm not sure what you mean by "two p2p platforms" here? If you mean retaining compatibility with webtorrent or with the novage loader, that may be doable but I'm not...

Another note on storage overheads: I have about 4.5 TB loaded in so far, and the additional disk usage is only about 8GB. But the memory usage has been consistently...

> And added both files to IPFS with chunker rabin > > ``` > ipfs add --nocopy --chunker=rabin-1024-2048-4096 video.mp4 > ipfs add --nocopy --chunker=rabin-1024-2048-4096 video.mkv > ``` > > And...

> FYI I've started [a whole new project](https://github.com/dreamvo/gilfoyle) backed by IPFS but with different design and goals than PeerTube. Also it targets not only video but also audio content. It's...

> > I'm not sure what you mean by "two p2p platforms" here? If you mean retaining compatibility with webtorrent or with the novage loader, that may be doable but...

> In the current system, we use either WebTorrent (hash everything once the content is fully uploaded) or the novage p2p loader, which is very YOLO and trusts everyone. My...

> @scanlime What I mean by privacy is analytic and user tracking. IPFS is just a storage, so if you want to keep your storage private, you can create your...

I'm still experimenting with IPFS. There's a lot to like, but the RAM usage is a real drag, and might be the main reason not to use it in most...

It's not a real project yet but I've still been experimenting with an IPFS-backed video server that would be compatible with PeerTube federation. There are a lot of performance hurdles...

> See also [ipfs-inactive/faq#4](https://github.com/ipfs-inactive/faq/issues/4) where the creator of IPFS himself says that this is part of their goals. So I guess choosing IPFS for privacy usage is possible and not...