After testing the non-self hosted version, it seems like the quality isn’t really good :-/ - idk if that’s because I stream from the browser and if OBS will make a difference

Edit: nevermind, it seems like it supports more, but their interface is really not intuitive. I’ll test it, seems nice :)

Matrix seems really overkill for this task, and is so damn complicated (probably resource intensive too?)

Seems cool, but they do data collection other than anonymous statistical data, which is a big no no for me

That’s nice, thanks :) - didn’t know that

I’m on Windows atm, but will eventually switch to Linux.

I would prefer the setup to be easy on the client side, so other people can do it in a small amount of time and easily (non technical people or people that don’t want to think too much)

Oh, OBS gives a virtual camera? That’s nice!

Thought this way yes.

I misread and saw that it was some kind of DMCA, and an instance owner would probably not want to play around with that. Not respecting local laws on specific things is not likely to have serious repercussions

How would decentralized alternatives be immune to this?

Damn, I rarely looked at these types of website, but wtf is that. I feel like every post is dumb and worthless. Just spam.

Damn, it looks amazing

Mhh, I would prefer to take a safer option, but thanks for the useful infos :)

Alright! I try to stay away from WebRTC / browser stuff though, as I feel like it’s too limiting (limited codecs, quality, settings, often slow…)

Someone proposed this before. I’ll have to try, but I’m afraid it will be a bit janky. Can’t only stream a specific app with sound, and probably can’t configure too much (quality, FPS, …)

What should I use with OBS? I believe it can’t be used by itself, and I need something to stream to.

That’s what I was looking into but yea, it seems their screen sharing capabilities are still too limited. Thanks for sharing though :)

I’ll have to try, but I’m afraid it will be a bit janky. Can’t only stream a specific app with sound

😋

I feel like they gave good reasons as to what the problem is and why it exists, and potentially how to solve it (making git easier to use, which I’m all for, or use something else)

You’re the only one insulting the project/devs. They were really respectful in their comment. You’re just misquoting them and making them say something they didn’t.

You’re just too entitled. Some opinions can be direct and harsh, and still be valid and constructive criticism. Grow some thick skin and get over it.

If we can’t criticize because we can’t make it, might as well shut up for life.