panigrc
@panigrc@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp yesterday
@Chocobozzz @Mrfunkedude Something like that (see attached photo)

As far as I've researched #Meilisearch is capable of delivering the content that already #SepiaSearch indexes.

Each video will open in its original instance i.e. new tab.

Bonus features:
- "Subscribe" to channels by just storing them in localStorage and influence the Meilisearch ranking
- Related videos (unfortunately requires OpenAI API key) API that can be also embedded to the #peertube instances
Mr. Funk E. Dude
@Mrfunkedude@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago

This is going to be a long rant. So buckle up.

MOST (not all) people on the Fedi don't support PeerTube content.

They might see a video in their feed, but they aren't going to watch it. And they DEFINITELY aren't browsing anyone's PeerTube instance to find videos to watch.

Everyday I see really well made videos get 14 views after a week. Even if I go to one of the more popular instances I see videos that have been up for 6 months with only 400 views. And yeah, that seems like a lot.

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panigrc
@panigrc@mastodon.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 days ago
@Mrfunkedude as others said it's both.
The real power of #peertube will shine as more people will use it.

There is one problem of peertube at the moment. As you mentioned great videos exist with almost no views.

I'm thinking about forking and refactoring #SepiaSearch to build a centralized frontend for peertube so that videos become more discoverable.