Decentralized Video Distribution: BitChute 

I fear having my connection hammered.. do you have an answer for that?

Except when clamoring for government control over the system (net neutrality).

Thank you for info

Now I kind of want to see them shoot tannerite, after giving us some speech about how it is more practical to do so for some reason of which I am not yet aware because they haven't made the video yet. If anyone could turn tannerite into a tool to make you rethink what you think you know about firearms, it's Karl and Ian.

+Nathan Graves Thank you. Complaining is pointless, really trying to find solutions. :) ~k

That's what I was thinking, this model isn't so different from RU-vid because unless people download and share the file with a torrent client it's still just a few servers\peers supplying all the users\leechers.

PENDANTturnips in countries where seeders are hunted down by corporations, it's not safe.

+Krzysztof Zalewski Because a standard vlog ranting about RU-vid gets old.

It's done so AI/alghorithm used by RU-vid can't recognise Karl's face.

I like the underground theme. A good choice. Probably would have been better for the signal eventually to become clear.

jrucker2004 You may be misunderstanding Karl. He doesn't care where you watch the content, he just wants to make it widely available. He understands your laziness so the videos will continue to be posted to RU-vid as well. RU-vid is changing, however, so there may come a time when InRangeTV is not allowed on RU-vid. That's why other platforms are needed.

You just summed up why everyone continues to use RU-vid and Facebook even though they suck in one word. People are too lazy to leave them behind and would rather bitch about them incessantly instead of searching for an alternative. Given that both pretty much have a monopoly on their respective platforms/content, that's easier said than done anyway really.

@marvincz3 That's exactly my point. His efforts are wasted if there isn't an easier way to watch content across multiple platforms.

jrucker2004 His efforts aren't wasted if RU-vid continues on its current path against gun content.

I agree or at least understand a lot of what is said above and I'm similar but different. I'm a youtube viewing egit or ignoramus: Never signed into YT certainly never subscribed to any channel. I've honestly never understood what raised profiles of content creators above hits on videos. No real understanding of what is important. Referring to a past video by Karl. I don't have, or at least don't know why I should have a problem with being YT's product. YT know what I've viewed where I am and I get (possibly) related ads. If it's deeper than this please explain what I don't understand. Ads. Possibly due to living in the UK ads on gun related content have always been infrequent. Only change I noticed was post IRTVs decision to demonitise itself I saw a lot more ads on other content. Forgotten Weapons in particular now had ads before 80% of vids, previously less than 20%. Explanation anyone??? In the vain hope Karl might read this. Have you ever thought of doing an egit/numpty's guide to viewing original content videos. A bit off topic for the core idea of IRTV but lots of the vids here are off the original core. A guide could be a useful or necessary tool. Finances. You state you are now wholly Patreon funded now.Surely as it has ads Full30 must provide an income stream? Please anyone feel free to explain what I don't understand.

"Ute" is short for "Utility" as in utility vehicles .

@STEAM Befreiungsgruppe GG 139 Unless bitchutre is censoring, your comment must be taken as a malicious attempt to turn people way from a platform on which they can communicate freely.

They don't have the capacity to take on all the creators. Their system isn't capable of scaling at this point. ~K

You seem to be describing a search engine.

+theana86ar Yes, we’re not leaving Full30. ~K

+DirtyHairy1 There’s more than one issue ongoing at the same time. ~K

+Grzegorz Kalinski The content is distributed amongst peers via torrents. ~K

But you still need BitChute to give viewers a pointer to the torrent, right? Can one use any other client/service/app to view that video? If not it's decentralized delivery but only one 'entry point' just like YT (but with the cost of running the service distributed onto all who use it). BTW I'm not saying YT is better (or even good) - it's not.

Point taken. Regardless, people switching to Bitchute aids in building an alert and knowledgeable citizenry. Sticking with CensorGoogle is not the answer.

Grzegorz Kalinski Once you upload anything anywhere, it's out of your control and you can't "delete" it. That's just the reality of producing content on the Internet.

It probably won't allow you to do it. They control what external sites you're allowed to link to. ~K

+Wilhelm Pieck No idea. I don’t think so?

+shadowbaby Marginalization will force strange bedfellows.

+sewing1243 I don’t know, but I don’t think so yet? ~K

search has been decentralized/distributed too. check out yacy.

+Hank Turner Sponsor? What do you mean? Ian isn’t here, he’s in Europe right now. ~K

+The Hatch You don’t even need an account!

+Goks The giggly Goks Your mobile browser works. No idea about an app, however, most mobile apps are just the browser embedded with some insidious usage tracking tagged on. ~K

InRangeTV well I would argue that a dedicated app will bring more convenience to the user, but still thanks for the reply ;)

+Goks The giggly Goks Why not bookmark the page? Isn’t that similar? Not being difficult...

Its dead

+Paulo Marcondes No, I have not looked into that.

I was alluding to DTube (add dots or slashes where needed) steemit com video @heimindanger introducing-dtube-a-decentralized-video-platform-using-steem-and-ipfs

+sergeantsilverheart www.bitchute.com/faq