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Is this hindrance for lemmies to post and watch particularly media and embedded videos (I have not yet seen) because of the not enough (storage) capacity of the lemmy instances/servers? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Every time I see a video on other platforms, I may share this on Lemmy. Or every time I get creative to shoot a footage or create a video, I may share too. But, I reached conscientious about the availability and capacity of Lemmy instance(servers) to multimedias and videos, whether uploaded or embedded.

One of the reasons I get hooked on platforms is instantly displayed videos or interactives that also make me started to comment and discuss along those videos. Maybe this Lemmy be focusing first on being a news-link aggregator, text-to-text forum and pic ranking.

Or this hindrance I am wondering of is just insignificant (for now)?

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[–] [email protected] 7 points 1 year ago

I can only imagine the instance admins having taken upload space into account, though I can't say for sure regarding the individual instance.

If you don't feel comfortable uploading to the instance itself, linking to other sources, such as peertube, should most definitely not require any significant amount of space.

Regarding autoplay of videos and content, I'm not sure how well Lemmy handles integration of outside sources. Though, it would only make sense to me if Lemmy natively supports Peertube videos or Pixelfed images, and if this is not the case, perhaps a Github ticket is required.

Regardless, I'd definitely also be interested in having a nice and integrated user experience, while not downing my own instance.