A lot of fediverse servers probably don’t have the resources to host a lot of video content I’m guessing.
There is a Fediverse video-hosting platform, but it’s not the Threadiverse — it’s PeerTube.
Now, I don’t think that they actually have the resources to handle a lot of load either, but if you’re running a PeerTube instance, at least you’re signing up for that and know what you’re getting into.
I think that most Threadiverse instances are willing to do text and maybe some images, up to a limited size. My home instance’s image-rs setup will accept uploads of (small) WebM files, but it’s really not intended for doing general video hosting.
There is a Fediverse video-hosting platform, but it’s not the Threadiverse — it’s PeerTube.
Now, I don’t think that they actually have the resources to handle a lot of load either, but if you’re running a PeerTube instance, at least you’re signing up for that and know what you’re getting into.
I think that most Threadiverse instances are willing to do text and maybe some images, up to a limited size. My home instance’s image-rs setup will accept uploads of (small) WebM files, but it’s really not intended for doing general video hosting.