Just tried massiveGRID and their VPS have massive issues. They randomly halt for a second to 5 seconds and just stops responding to any call. Sometime I randomly see a packet with 1000ms to 2000ms with no reason, while CPU usage is under 10% and the server is basically idling (on a simple ping).

This shit happens every minute or so, it’s so annoying

Avoid.

I agree, Mozilla currently sucks (plays in both sides) and needs change

https://youtube.com/watch?v=ugnOM2mzgNU

This video sums it up well (at about 2/3rds of the video)

I think you’re the only one talking about fascism here, bud

If you meant innovating ways to get your data, then yea

How is this false then? I don’t get it

Won’t give my money to these greedy fucks

Didn’t get the second part, wdym?

And what percentage of Mozilla’s income goes towards Firefox?

Mozilla sucks as much as Wikipedia when it comes to funding

I was searching for something like this! Seems really promising, I’ll check it, thanks!

This: backups might be a pain to handle. Bitwarden does that for you + redundancy.

Depends on the amount of work the person does. I know I’m a lazy self hoster that takes time to update software.

It’s important to specify that the items are encrypted using a key derived from your password, so Bitwarden themselves don’t have access to your passwords even if they wanted to.

Since they handle redundancy and backups I think it’s fine staying with them (+ great product)

Nice but I believe it lacks the ability to chose the codec, bitrate, etc for videos (and bitrate for audio?)

I appreciate the solutions you give, but they’re too far away from my requirements.

Regardless of any info you get here, you will still need to problem-solve. Good luck.

Thanks, have a good day

Just trolling

You just sent a documentation page that comes straight from hell, having to use CLI on iPhone (how tf do I do that?), and on top of that it’s a page for STREAMING not TRANSCODING to a file

You can’t pull the file from your own device anyways. It would require device -> server -> device to then transcode locally

Hmm I was a bit afraid of that, guess I have to try and see

I won’t upload really long media though

vb-cable is proprietary, sadly :-/

And yea, by client I meant the viewers

It’s mandatory, sadly. What you’re asking for would require using other software on different devices, and wouldn’t be easy to use for end users.

I guess I never found out how to do that. I’ve been using VLC for many years and never found a way to encode a file to something else, change its bitrate, and save to disk. It doesn’t work on iOS for sure.

VLC is anything but intuitive and I’m pretty sure you can’t encode media and save it on your computer, and for sure not on mobile devices