Butterproject.org Website Review

(and an awesome open source open content video streaming application) flexible modular design to be used as a base for any streaming application all the content you get is as free as the source code, share the love.. a revolutionary way of gathering, sharing and watching video content. fill the void - there is a lack of open source technologies to distribute video content efficiently. we live in a world of text, images and videos. they're everywhere. open source technologies to distribute text and images are common, but open is our core value. our technology stack is packaged and docu*ented, allowing the tech-savvy to be part of the deployment of. empower people - the current video distribution solutions are patented, expensive and require mas*ive infrastructures. in contrast to the text-distribution revolution that built the internet we all love, in the video world a few companies hold shrink to zero as demand grows reverting the traditional growth paradigm. we have a zero trolling, censorship resistant, decentralized biggest players by making user-focused tools to build solid vod solutions, handling the whole media workflow with close-to-zero. connect the world - content is moving to a 'global digital' state excluding poorly or not-at-all connected areas. big media companies get to decide and influence how, when, where and what video is seen, destroying local contents in favor of global ones. their centralized business models and technologies render popular content unavailable in remote areas: the cultural inclusion is bound already proven that peer-to-peer technologies can be embedded in a complete product for a minimal human and monetary cost. we're working with governments, ngos, small isps and commercial networks to build a strong engaged community around our vision. we feel it’s very important for all participators to sense that the core idea of bu*ter makes inevitable the share of open-source code to many developers. we grabbed the code. we at the bu*ter project like to work on the underlying technologies because that is what is cool. what others use