PeerTube is a free software tool developed by Framasoft that allows creating a video hosting website on a web server. It connects platforms into a network of autonomous, interconnected hosting providers using ActivityPub, and relies on peer-to-peer broadcasting based on WebRTC. A mobile application is also available.
DeafVIDEO.TV is a video platform for ASL vlogs and sign language entertainment. Users can record from a camera or upload an existing video, and YouTube videos can be imported if they have sign language and show a face. Anyone who knows sign language is welcome.
Audiovault is a site that contains only the audio portion of audio-described films and television shows. It is described as a small project to help blind people find and access audio-described content spread across multiple platforms and countries. No video is hosted on the site, and it operates on donations from its userbase to maintain the site.
A directory page by Rohesia Hamilton Metcalfe listing avant garde and experimental film, video art and web-based art websites. It links to experimental filmmaker and video artist sites and to experimental film and video resources such as archives, funders and an online film journal. It also states that Metcalfe's works are available for sale or rental through hamiltro productions and other distributors.
Moving-image archive from Film Portal, with preserved film and television material for browsing and study.
Anime-focused streaming catalogue from Crimson Subs, covering shows, episodes, and viewing pages.
Ultimedia is described as a premium video content copyright management solution. According to the site, website editors and media can broadcast premium videos for free and legally while rights-holders increase monetization of their premium videos. The page cites more than 4,000 producers and more than 2 million videos.
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DeafVIDEO.TV is a video platform for ASL vlogs and sign language entertainment. Users can record from a camera or upload an existing video, and YouTube videos can be imported if they have sign language and show a face. Anyone who knows sign language is welcome.
Audiovault is a site that contains only the audio portion of audio-described films and television shows. It is described as a small project to help blind people find and access audio-described content spread across multiple platforms and countries. No video is hosted on the site, and it operates on donations from its userbase to maintain the site.
A directory page by Rohesia Hamilton Metcalfe listing avant garde and experimental film, video art and web-based art websites. It links to experimental filmmaker and video artist sites and to experimental film and video resources such as archives, funders and an online film journal. It also states that Metcalfe's works are available for sale or rental through hamiltro productions and other distributors.
Moving-image archive from Film Portal, with preserved film and television material for browsing and study.
Anime-focused streaming catalogue from Crimson Subs, covering shows, episodes, and viewing pages.
Ultimedia is described as a premium video content copyright management solution. According to the site, website editors and media can broadcast premium videos for free and legally while rights-holders increase monetization of their premium videos. The page cites more than 4,000 producers and more than 2 million videos.
