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Am i overthinking? what do you feel from the conversation? submitted by /u/Savings-Ground-6217 [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I don’t want to use Vimeo anymore and reseach different video hosting platforms for an online course and wanted to check to see if anyone had any experiences with the following platforms: Mux vs Livid vs Kinescope What would your recommendation be and why? submitted by /u/an_tonova [link] [comments]

Don’t use InMotion Hosting if you want any kind of customer service. They completely shut down my entire account because someone was apparently conducting a DDOS attack on ONE of my websites – which wasn’t even in use at the time – rather than contacting me to tell me there was an issue. Even my various email accounts were all deactivated. Look for a more scrupulous web hosting provider where they care about their clients. That sure is not InMotion. submitted by /u/EyeoftheEelpout [link] [comments]

I am starting a porn tube site, and need providers that will not take down my account because of DMCA strikes. I already run a similar site [freemium model], but it is creator-oriented and all the content is legal; I bought the domain on CloudFlare, host with VSYS, and use Bunny Stream to deliver and store the content. My big worry is that since the new site will allow users to upload content, most of it will, for lack of a better word, qualify as pirated. I’d use Bunny Stream if I could, but their TOS and documentation make it clear that they pay attention to DMCA reports and will close an account with no warning. What are my options; what video delivery, CDN, and storage service ignores such reports and is reasonably priced like Bunny Stream? submitted by /u/Key_Gap9168 [link] [comments]

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