Framasoft deserve all the support but single instances also deserve it, since they have to maintain the raw server cost, also the platform desperately needs a well supported general instance for mass adoption.

Primary channel for the Fireside Fedi show. Fireside Fedi is a show where we sit down with folks that are a part of the Fediverse and get to know them. A relaxing chill time. Powered fully by Fediverse connected tech.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/28252147

Fedicast / Podcast: https://audio.firesidefedi.live/@firesidefedi/episodes/dansup-pixelfed-loops-sup-etc

I am a microbiologist and a former naval nuclear electrician. On this channel I discuss a wide range of topic, from religion, politics, science, skepticism, economics and labor, as wall are coping mechanism for Aspergers and tearing apart commonly held misunderstandings. Having been a former isolated home schooled young earth creationist Non-judgmental or non-pwning education is what my channel is about, while learning to find and block the trolls.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/27982013

Update from 7.1 worked without issues with the standard update script for me. Changelog as on Github:

SECURITY

• This version fixes important vulnerabilities, that will be detailed on Tuesday, April 15

Bug fixes

• Fix playlist page margins
• Fix danger button border
• Fix unsubscribe button label for channels
• Fix remote subscribe on iOS
• Add Podcast feed to subscribe button
• Always display technical information tab in About page
• Fix menu button auto font-size to prevent overflow in some locales
• Correctly inject multiple rel="me" links with supported markdown fields
• Fix adding studio watermark with audio/video split HLS file
• Reset video state on studio failure
• Fix updating a user in administration
• Fix error when getting a S3 object with some S3 providers
• Specify charset when uploading caption files in S3
• Fix theme color parsing with some web browsers
• Improve channel description in custom markup miniature
• Ensure ffmpeg process is killed if download is aborted
• Correctly reload playlist on playlist change in watch page
• Use indexifembedded in embeds instead of noindex
• Fix extra space on links of remote comments
• Don't convert webp images to jpeg

Welcome to my PeerTube account and home to my photography videos. I'll have a little bit of gear on here, but mostly I want to talk about creativity and the creative process for photography. My human presence on Mastodon can be found at @ewen@photog.social, and my regular blog is over here on ewenbell.com/blog.

What is it like to use PeerTube as a video creator? Spoiler alert: it's amazing!

Dave and Jane's journey towards live aboard sustainable sailing on a 1977 Rival 38 Centre Cockpit Yacht.

We focus on showing

• the practical progress of the refit

• Boat Refit Tips

• Exploring Low Footprint sailing options and benefits (low footprint in terms of Planet, Health and Finances)

Candidate for mayor of Mastodon. Rational man with an absurdist kink. Toot curator. Cynical Optimist. Grounded Psychonaut. Livestreamer. Maker of bread. Writer. Zombie killer. Secular Buddhist. Amateur photographer. Will create mischief for food.

Is mostly active with his live streams, where he games. He's very chill and nice to hangout with on his streams.

EDIT: So, I tried a few things, including using a publicly available HTTP proxy list (and using the force IPv4 option). The issue is seemingly well known - and there does not seem to be a good solution. When trying out the proxies, they were also very unreliable, and I found reports of people having their IP blocked again if they changed it. I might look into setting up a small Raspi-like system at home to use at a self-configured proxy that can run without drawing a lot of electricity. That might be able to fool YT better than publicly available proxies, as it would appear as a residential network to them.

But overall, I think this problem might depend on yt-dlp updates and/or YT changing policies, ultimately.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.abnormalbeings.space/post/142454

So, at the moment, I have the feature to mirror channels or import from URLs disabled for my PeerTube server (although it should work fine, for platforms other than YT). Trying to import from YT-URLs does result in errors every time, and from my research and bug-hunting, it seems to be a problem with yt-dlp not having necessary cookies and being prompted to log in by the YT bot avoidance systems.

Now, I don't really want to import any credentials from my personal YT account to anything that will ultimately run outside my control, if that is at all avoidable. Does someone here have any experience with other ways to get it running? So far, I haven't found anything myself.