OSDC 2008 talk: An open source "YouTube"
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The document introduces Fez/Fedora as open source software options to publish video content similar to YouTube. It provides an overview of features for Fez, such as document archiving, access control roles, workflows, full-text search indexing with Solr, and video-specific features like upload, transcoding with FFmpeg, and embeddable video players. It concludes with a recommendation to choose Fez for a self-hosted video solution and a request for any questions.
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