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"content": "Plamenu comes with extended PeerTube support.\r\nHere's an example of what I mean by \"extended\": an unmodified Tusky client, connected to a Plamenu instance, is able to play a PeerTube livestream.\r\nPlamenu caches the video stream, so dozens of Plamenu users on the same instance watching the same PeerTube stream put no more load on the source PeerTube instance than a single viewer, and I'm currently looking for a way for the Plamenu to participate in PeerTube's P2P, so we can reduce that even further.\nhttps://staging3.plamenu.com/media/117145081722503844eb62e913f17a8e72dd3f7625fe706309.png\nhttps://staging3.plamenu.com/media/117145081754747557737ada7f58b159a030619dee93fb0751.png\n",
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