That's pretty neat.
I wonder what happens if it starts to being used like youtube. I see the top LP has 37k views, that's about as much as a video from a medium tier youtuber.
The cost of storing/processing/serving videos is quite high.
On a side note, I have finally gotten youtube red in my country and I immediately signed on. Will it send money to the "demonetised" videos that can't have adds or are they screwed out of youtube red money as well?
I was expecting some crappy 90s interface that was just a static listing of links to download videos or something like that, but this actually looks pretty good.
Isn't it nice when your expectations are exceeded? But seriously, Archive.org has done a lot in the last few years to improve its multimedia streaming - take a look at some of the music, radio shows, and audiobooks they have up there.
Re:YouTube (Un)Blocks Blender Videos
by AnIdiotOnTheNet on Friday June 22, 2018 @07:42AM
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Not to mention integrated WebApp DosBOX.
But, yes. And there's already at least some version of Big Buck Bunny up there, so it's not like there isn't Blender content in the Archive.