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Install jellyfin on your computer, Buy second hand DVDs from people who are selling them, rip them onto your PC.
That's a good strategy if you're into movies but I'm looking for more DIY/repair videos, mostly about tech.
I have been tossing around the idea of hosting a peertube instance for DIY.
Would it be possible to host all the terabytes of DIY videos that are on YouTube currently or would it be more of a "start from scratch" situation? And as an aside- is it legal to do so or is there an issue with copyright and ownership? I doubt that the videos on YouTube belong to the creators but hopefully I'm wrong.