If you just want to use it to share your own videos, you need a server with at least 2 CPU cores and 4GB RAM.Then choose the server specs in accordance with the number of users your site have. Extend site functionalities with plugins.įirst, you should know that a single-core CPU is not viable for a video sharing website, because the encoding process will use a lot of CPU resource.You can monitor the performance of your videos with up-to-date metrics and reports in AVideo Statistics.(You can choose YouTube or Netfilx style layout.) Support Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service).Transcode multiple formats of multimedia files to MP4, WebM and MP3 file.Totally integrated function with Youtube, syncing your videos with Youtube.Bulk encoding from local video directory.Import and encode videos from other sites directly from the Internet.Unlimited and simultaneous live streams and you can have unlimited users connected to each live stream.With AVideo, users can upload videos to your server and share it with the Internet.
AVideo is an open-source, self-hosted alternative to video-sharing websites like YouTube, Vimeo, etc. This tutorial is going to show you how to run your own video-sharing website with AVideo (formerly known as YouPHPTube) on CentOS 8.
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