Meldrik @ meldrik @lemmy.wtf

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It just means the server doesn’t have a general theme or topic. No gore.

Does the gTLD make you think otherwise? 😅

Thanks ❤️

I’ll let you know 😄

That shouldn’t be more complicated.

It was a hit and miss if the video would actually load and running the Sia software took a lot more system resources that I would care for.

I already had some experience using the P600 with Plex.

It’s essentially just installing the nVidia drivers, install the HW transcoding plugin for PeerTube and then select the nvenc transcoder in the settings.

There’s some extra steps if using Docker or a VM.

1000/1000 Mbps fiber.

Yes. If you scroll down to the bottom of this page, you can see all the plugins enabled.

I've recreated the channel, but all the videos from before is sadly lost.

I follow Danish law. I'm not 100% sure if it's legal in Denmark to promote cannabis, but as a precaution I would not allow it. Not saying you can't talk about it though.

I should maybe have added an asterisk to that "Every topic is welcome" 😅

I used Sia. It works okay, just not for video :D

You can. You can set a video as "internal only". So only users registered on the server, can watch it.

Video from PeerTube and Loops is not embedded. Is it possible to be able to play videos directly in Voyager?

Sometimes I’m far down in a thread and then swipe back to my subscribed list, but then I regret and go back into the thread. It would be nice if it remembered my last position in a thread. Maybe just for a few seconds, in case.

Why don’t you just keep away from c/all and stick to your subscribed communities?

To discover new communities, I suggest subscribing to c/newcommunities

I installed this at my work. Became pretty popular 😎

I’ll install it on my server, once I have it up and running. I promise 😁

What’s a mainstream instance?

There is an index maintained by Framasoft (devs of PeerTube), but it is something the servers need to enable. A lot don’t.