Topic: 🎥 PureVidz.net: Decentralized Streaming WebTorrents 🎥 VIDZ - Trading Now 🎥 - page 184. (Read 323683 times)

also the site is nice with good tech but how does it increase the value of VIDZ ?

Are people uploading these ? or are the devs adding them themselves ?

yip, slack is here for everyone. maybe dev can link it to the ANN and on purevidz.net

Come join slack guys, message vidzwhale

Great vid! I'll watch it tonight!

All the new movies is crazy, I cant even keep up with the amount of new ones being added. Every time I finish watching one 5 new ones appear and out of the 5 at least 1-2 I'm going to watch.

Already I can tell purevidz is going to be a leader in this space. I just clicked on Reservoir dogs and it started playing INSTANTLY. Not even 1 second to buffer. I've never seen anything like this before including Netflix and crave.

Amazing job devs, Seriously amazing job!


http://purevidz.net/Dashboard/PlayTorrent/1830 Reservoir Dogs.

"You shoot me in a dream you better wake up and apologize"

Where did you see that on the site. I cant seem to find those numbers.

Hey devs, whats the secret to the light wallet?

Definitely one of the fastest syncing wallets I have used!

Cheers!

Viral is the right word. Once its fully tested and ready for the public its not like the 100+ of us on the thread are not going to be screaming about purevidz to everyone we know, on every thread we know, all over the trollboxes and on our social media. I even already told me 12 year old nephew about it and he has had it bookmarked on his computer for a few weeks. Not sure if he watched anything yet but im going to text him now and ask.

I am impressed with web access to movies for sure. VIDZ is set for growth

Amazing response time and ever more impressive of a technical explanation. VIDZ is awesome. I just cannot imagine the amount of kids and people that will enjoy watching free movies online. This is going to go viral fast. So definitely need to work out the scalability 

Currently we are doing a rough load balancing system to improve redundancy and to run some internal tests. When a file is requested you are assigned to a random IPFS node (this distributes the requests across all nodes added to the network) but if the file does not start playing within 10 seconds it will switch to a different node (it assumes that the node being used is either too busy to serve the file at a satisfactory speed or else it is offline for some unforseen reason).

This is not something we plan to do permanently but rather something that allows our site to track node uptime and balance out requests across all nodes added. Moving forward we will be rolling out a much more comprehensive load balancing system which will cache 'known' nodes to forward you to the best node for the file you're requesting to make sure it is served quickly and reliably. Consider the current settings to be a debug mode for us to gather data.

Nodes in IPFS act much like a tracker does with torrents. When you request a hash from a node, it checks for parts of that file within peers (users and other nodes connected to it) and then serves it to you. Pushing all users to a single node would NOT be decentralized and is what we want to avoid. Instead we are running some of our own nodes, adding nodes run by our users and contacting existing ipfs nodes to ask if they are willing to join in our site. So far the response has been very good but we are still focusing on the underlying stability of the system rather than pushing for it to function at optimal speeds. Better to work kinks out now than when the site has grown and has thousands or millions of people trying to view items.

I am noticing buffering during the shows more often now. Just a heads up to the devs.

Just looked at the chart. Looks the the whales are shaking people out. Be careful guys. Make sure your hands are tight or you'll miss the real party.

Its actually really important for adoption, for example when a video is promoted on youtube.... with subtitles you can increase your viewership by double or more at times. But it is still early in the game, they can think of implementing it later on.

For me its not that important to have subtitles because English is my first language but it does seem to matter to a lot of others so I think the devs should look into it for those that are wanting to watch with subtitles.

Noticed slower streaming after the latest movies upload, dunno if some else noticed, or is it just me, worried about scaling though, but 90 approved movies is great goo vidz

One of the escrows here. I'm happy to see things are going straight forward and I like to see that the devs are actively developing the site so the next 25% for the next milesteps were released to the issuer.

Just as a side-note. I personally highly back up having subtitles added for several languages because I hate, and I mean hate, movies where scenes are cut out. A person is dead suddenly and no one saw what happened. This is unbelievably annoying so I personally like to see movies in original with subtitles. Not the best to learn other languages but still better than being annoyed by cut-out scenes.

I'm eager to see how this develops and I like to see devs being dedicated.

Yes, it will be huge, they are also aware of that but they can't wait for huge move so they'll dump for 2x cause they placed all their eggs in other basket LOL
They'll also call us suckers and ask us to dump with them so they could buy back.
I guess devs and community are guilty because they dared not to pump VIDZ at least 10x so they could dump with biger profit.
No offense but we are dealing with some true masterminds.
 

Thanks for your reply. It would be awesome to have any subtitles option sooner or later. Many potential users are not English native speakers but would be interested in using this platform as an alternative to netflix and other similar platforms, which movies and tv series catalogs are very limited depending on the country, as is the case of mine, Spain. Here, if you want the entire Netflix catalog, you need to pay for an additional VPN to access the US catalog (which is like 8-10 times bigger). Many more non English-speaker users would interested in movies in English if subtitles were available, I think.

Anyway, the project looks awesome and the catalog is great. Keep up the good work!