Need Feedbacks : Que pensez-vous des fonctionnalités pour gérer ou modifier les vidéos dans Peertube?

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Hello,

Dans le but d’améliorer l’expérience de la plateforme Peertube, je suis à la recherche de feedbacks.
N’hésitez pas à partager vos commentaires ici et sachez que vos retours seront très précieux :slight_smile:

  • Que pensez-vous des la manière de gérer, de modifier ou de mettre à jour vos vidéos sur Peertube ?
  • Avez-vous déjà rencontré des difficultés pour trouver certaines informations ?

Je suis designer freelance et j’accompagne Peertube pour améliorer le parcours utilisateur.
Merci pour votre aide :pray:


Hello,

In order to improve the experience of the Peertube platform, I’m looking for feedback.
Feel free to share your comments here and know that your feedback will be very valuable. :slight_smile:

  • What do you think about how to manage, edit or update your videos on Peertube?
  • Have you ever had trouble finding information?

I’m a freelance designer and I’m working with Peertube to improve the user experience.
Thanks for your help :pray:

Hi,
I would add a button like youtube start streaming, upload video. Because in order for me to start broadcasting, I do a lot of unnecessary movements, and so everything will be much easier.


I’m in love with the new UI. I don’t disagree with the suggestion above; I think, in general, the flow to publish a new video (or start a stream) could be streamlined.

But I think my main (only?) issue with the current video management flow is that, when you update a video, it always kicks you back out to that video’s ‹ Watch › page. If you make lots of changes, there’s no way to save your progress to continue working later, in case you’re concerned about the tab closing, etc.

For instance, on YouTube, the ‹ Update › button equivalent when changing video metadata (title, description, etc.) just saves the new values but doesn’t boot you out to the video page. Also, it’s greyed-out if there have been no changes since the last save, but lights up when changes are made. On the other hand, the details-update page does have a prominent link to open the video in another tab.

On Twitch, there is a ‹ Done › button in the lower right, which does the same thing. It saves changes but doesn’t kick the user back out.

It’s a small issue, but probably the biggest with my PeerTube workflow. There are lots of times that I want to save my video but I’m scared to because I know it’ll boot me out once I do, so I need to triple-check that I updated everything that I want to, first.

Thank you for considering making updates to this flow! I believe that it’s largely extremely good and I can’t imagine it needing many updates.

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The second suggestion is to create a bulletin board for new videos. The fact is that for example, my instance is mostly with internal videos, and I would like to interest users who watch open videos to buy a subscription. I.e. register for a fee and watch internal videos. To do this, each new video, such as the title, was placed on the main page in the form of a magazine.