Advice needed: How sell video online

scy

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Hi all,

I want to sell legitimate video online via tickets or subscriptions.
1. Must I use a dedicated website or use existing ones - Twitch and the likes
2. If I use existing streaming sites, which ones do you recommend and why?
3. What platform can I use to manage subscribers, tickets and billing?

Please feel to add valuable information.
 
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Hi all,

I want to sell video online, e.g sport matches, via tickets or subscriptions.
1. Must I use a dedicated website or use existing ones - Twitch and the likes
2. If I use existing streaming sites, which ones do you recommend and why?
3. What platform can I use to manage subscribers, tickets and billing?

Please feel to add valuable information.

What sports matches? Do you have the rights to them?
 
You mean like IPTV? Unless you have the rights to streaming the matches you will not be able to do it on any of the "legal" platforms, without it being removed or your account blocked. Possible fine as well.
 
Hi all,

I want to sell video online, e.g sport matches, via tickets or subscriptions.
1. Must I use a dedicated website or use existing ones - Twitch and the likes
2. If I use existing streaming sites, which ones do you recommend and why?
3. What platform can I use to manage subscribers, tickets and billing?

Please feel to add valuable information.
Assuming it’s not or is legit. 3mu video playlist and use something like IPTV smarters and point it to you authenticated URL. Separate server hosting and delegating the content.
 
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You mean like IPTV? Unless you have the rights to streaming the matches you will not be able to do it on any of the "legal" platforms, without it being removed or your account blocked. Possible fine as well.
Yes, something like IPTV. I am aware of the legal implications.
 
Don't do it. You obviously don't have the rights, and streaming pirate content you will end up in hot water.
 
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Don't do it. You obviously don't have the rights, and streaming pirate you will end up in hot water.
I get the concern but I only used sport matches as an example.
 
I get the concern but I only used sport matches as an example.
Ja but other than homemade content or stuff that's legitimately available online for free (certain documentaries etc.) everything else is subject to copyright laws. So whether it's sports or whatever else you're still in pretty much the same boat regarding the legality.
 
Ja but other than homemade content or stuff that's legitimately available online for free (certain documentaries etc.) everything else is subject to copyright laws. So whether it's sports or whatever else you're still in pretty much the same boat regarding the legality.
Does this include my own virtual concerts and church services?
 
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