XVideoSharing is a robust video sharing solution. We have 8+ years of experience in video encoding/streaming, so we have made a great product for you to start a powerful video portal/tube site.
Nulled by 3rd party site, I own a genuine license but I also bought this for $150 to share here. Great script I'd support the developers if you get a chance: https://sibsoft.net
This was already shared by someone I thought I could trust to keep it private but nope, so here I am sharing it myself.
Features that will not function:
Tested working functions:
- Torrent Mod (Missing torrents setup)
- HLS Mod (Missing files)
- Console + ADB (No idea why)
- HD Mod
- Moderator
- Reseller
- FTP
- Clone
- DMCA
- Screenlist
- Time Slider (buggy)
- SRT
- VAST
- Multi Audio
REQUIREMENTS
- Dedicated server (or VPS)
- OS: CentOS 8 64bit
- No control panel
- We will provide full script installation for you
1. GET GOOD DOMAIN NAME
Do not use GoDaddy or 1and1! They're evil and renewal prices are high.
We recommend PorkBun, InternetBS or NameCheap for domain registration. Their registration/renewal prices are good and they provide free Whois Protection.
OPTIONAL: SET UP CLOUDFLARE PROXYING
To hide your main server IP from hackers/DMCA and improve site perfomance you can use free CloudFlare reverse proxy / DNS service.
Tip: enable proxy for main site only, don't proxy fileservers.
Tip: add all your fileservers IPs to whitelist so CF won't blacklist them occasionally.
2. GET SERVER
We recommend to start with low/medium price servers to save your starting budget till your site have big traffic. Later you will be able to get more powerful fileservers for your site when you really need them.
There are 2 types of servers: Main script with DB (usually one server per site) and File servers (can be multiple servers). You can use same single server to host both Main + File logic but it's good idea to separate them for best perfomance.
Main server should have fast CPU to handle high DB/scripts load and at least 16GB RAM. Disk size is not much important there, at least 50GB. Good idea to put 2 disks into RAID1 for data safety.
File server recommendations:
32 GB DDR3 2x HDD SATA 3 TB HDD Core i7-2600 3.40GHz 1 Gbit/s - Unlimited £46
CPU: use Xeon CPUs, more cores - the better. Encoding processes parallels very good.
RAM: 16GB or higher is recommended
Network: Your server should have Unmetered traffic plan to avoid huge traffic bills in the end of the month. 1000 Mbps unmetered connection is perfect. 100TB monthly traffic plan is also good option for a start.
Disk: better use big separate HDDs, RAIDs have bad random-read perfomance so not recommended.
OS: CentOS 6/7, 64bit, no cPanel/whm recommended to avoid problems.
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