Movie/TV Streaming Site 2022

AnteaterAndy said:

Over the last few years I have built an audience for a specific TV-series niche on YouTube (currently at around 55k views pr 24 hours). However, working with copyrighted material on YT is no easy or lucrative task. So, Im now looking into expanding to a niche streaming site. Both to expand my catalogue beyond the few titles that I have been able to post on YT and increase the earnings.

With no experience in the "streaming site field" I have a few questions:

1. Im looking into using fembed to host the videos, will it work for copyrighted videos? Or will they delete/ban me? (I see people recomend "using multiple links" to safeguard against DMCA takedowns, but Im not sure what this means)

2. What are some good hosts and VPN providers for a streaming site?

3. What ad-networks (non-adult) do you recomend for use with fembed?

Also, I would love to see a fully functioning fembed based site. So if anyone has one, feel free to share it with me

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Mastey577 said:

Thats really a good idea all the best, self hosting video sites are expensive will advise you don't shutdown yt first but run them simultaneously.

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AnteaterAndy said:

Thanks!

My plan is to keep YT going, using it as a trafic source

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Mastey577 said:

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And revenue as well not just traffic right?

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maxxwilliams said:

How are you using yt as traffic for your shows? You can upload all the episodes there without yt removing your channel?

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AnteaterAndy said:

I have a small selection of shows that TY allows. Have been uploading full episodes and monetizing through donations. Basicly I have been building a brand and audience on YT and is looking for ways to monetize it (donations are not paying that well).

I have been looking into a streaming site - but have not had the time to get started on an actual site. I think a well curated, niche site could do well with my audience, there is a lot of intrest in the niche and not that many accessible free options out there.

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maxxwilliams said:

Cool. Yes, you definitely need your own website if you want to go the streaming route.

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