Anyone could always create accounts, just by paying/delegating sufficient amounts. If I understand what they posted correctly, they're just providing an alternate way to do it that involves temporarily

Fair use isn't that simple. It's possible in some circumstances to change very little and still be able to win a fair use defense, and in other circumstances to change a lot and still be found to have

Unfortunately, this fails, because DTube videos are only hosted as long as the Steem rewards last. (Mind you, the storage costs aren't much at all, and according to what they said, a typical video can

Hmm. That encoding does look worse than it probably should. OTOH, my slow connection can't handle your source without pausing. Hopefully, they can work on tweaking their encoder options.

Lightning is scary stuff up close!

Man, videotape does not age well, does it? Another 33 years, and the sound might be almost gone. :-(

Think you left off the "2" in the title. 0:29 Wow, that one is hilarious! :-D

Pretty funny. Are these really GIFs, though? They just look like regular video to me. 🤔 Oh well, I like it in any case.

These are good improvements. Fixing the upload process is one of the big things that has been needed. At the very least, good error messages are essential. It's still forgetting my settings in the gear

Oh, aren't you a smart bot. 😉 That's my YT video of this. Now, how did it find that, I wonder? By reading the DTube description? By searching YouTube?

Maybe it could be something else, but IME, this is caused by insufficient Steem bandwidth. If you encounter that error, leave the upload page open. Take a look at to see what your used and available bandwidth

DTube is intimately linked with Steem, and it always posts to your blog. There are a couple ways around this. One is to edit the post with some placeholder text or something. You probably won't get upvotes,

It tries to show you a preview of what you're uploading. However, web browsers support only a few very specific formats, such as MPEG4 with H.264/H.265 + AAC, Ogg with Theora+Vorbis, and WebM with VP8/VP9

A few comments: MPEG-4 and WebM are not codecs. They are container formats, which are not related directly to video quality. It's true that those two containers have mutually exclusive stream formats

Sorry, I'm afraid I don't quite understand that.

Haha. Thanks. Well, old Sierra games made it really easy.

Is it just me, or does this video never load at all? After a long time, I even get an error about it. It's not just this one, either. Most of your other videos are also not loading for me. But your most

The file you upload will be played directly. No re-encoding like popular video sites do for you. That means: Container: MP4 (popular) or WebM (patent-free) Video: H.264 (MP4); VP8, VP9 (WebM) Audio: AAC,

Thanks so much. That helps.