Guide on video hosting for static personal websites

[Furbisms]

Thanks for this! I'm going to have to look into this more, I'm really interested in finding a way to host my videos outside of youtube and having them on my site would be perfect for me.

I'm honestly going to probably self host if I can't find a peertube instance that does what I want so those links to hosts are very helpful. They're actually cheaper than I was expecting, it looks like.

[Charlynne]

Thanks for this! I'm going to have to look into this more, I'm really interested in finding a way to host my videos outside of youtube and having them on my site would be perfect for me.

I'm honestly going to probably self host if I can't find a peertube instance that does what I want so those links to hosts are very helpful. They're actually cheaper than I was expecting, it looks like.

yw! here's hoping more people get to use their own website to host their videos, because I'm glad there are actually options for video hosting that isn't expensive.

[Corrupted Unicorn]

Hey, just passing by to say THANK YOU!   

Thanks to the guide on the first post I managed to upload my animations onto my website in a clean-looking way 

I'm currently using Archive.org to host my videos. I don't mind, since I wanted these videos archived anyway  (hey, clumsy first attempts deserve to be recorded, too  ) I am aware of the issues that can stem from using Archive.org in an excessive way, but for now I believe my videos are few and small enough to not cause a major impact