What are /r/odysee's favorite Products & Services?

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You can earn some LBC by claiming some via the rewards page (Menu under your Avatar Icon on the upper right). Depending on your country, you could also buy directly from the site, or use an exchange like Bittrex or others (https://lbry.com/faq/exchanges).

What you're asking for is basically backend transcoding/encoding. That is, there is some back end on the odysee.com website that will take a master video and transcode/encode either on-the-fly or otherwise to make multiple quality versions of that master video available. Odysee has started rolling this feature out, but it is still far from being introduced on most videos I understand.

It does take an extreme amount of processing power to do this as well. Because LBRY is simply a blockchain protocol, you can't build it into the process there, and this processing power has to be done somewhere. I think we will see this as more of a client responsibility in the future. LBRY Inc is demonstrating and testing that out with the new feature I believe.

These sorts of warts are expected from a completely revolutionary decentralized system though. I think the concept behind this is worth us sticking it out for a little while to see things refined.

Hey! If you want to sub to odysee please use my link so we can both earn some more points! https://odysee.com/$/invite/DK4AQLcCFJbZKmdnHAysnPoPSCGA9n4U

youtube also has plenty of illegal full movies even though try to filture

odysee is just trying to be realistic https://lbry.com/what#combatting-the-ugly

As per the LBRY publishing guide:

>We recommend uploading videos at 720P in an MP4 container, H264 video encoding, and AAC audio with a maximum bitrate of 5 Mbps (check file properties to see current rate). It's also helps if the moov atom is at the front of the file - this is sometimes referred to as Fast Start (ffmpeg) or Web Optimized (Handbrake). If the content is not compatible or over 5 Mbps, you'll be given a warning on the publish page.
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>If you prefer 1080P, please try to keep the bitrate at or below 8 Mbps. You'll be given a warning on the publish page, but you can still proceed.