!furbland_channel@cuddly.tube and !furblandalt@cuddly.tube are the two main channels I have. home to all the “content” I make. the main account is @groupnebula563@cuddly.tube though I don’t think you can follow accounts from Lemmy. just a warning: I know that older versions of Lemmy (aka not the absolute latest, basically) have trouble with PeerTube, though I’m not sure exactly what version the cutoff is. feel free to subscribe to the communities regardless in case it does work for you or your instance upgrades at some point. Mbin should work fine, as does PieFed and NodeBB. Not sure about Kbin, again worth a shot. enjoy!
Sorry how do I follow PeerTube channels from Lemmy? The links you posted are empty for me.
lemmy seems to continue to have issues with peertube. piefed/mastodon/etc…etc…all work with the above. I hope lemmy fixes the issue. Its been a couple years now depending on the instance.
Example you can see and subscribe: https://piefed.social/c/furbland_channel@cuddly.tube
Also allows you to have an rss feed should that help out as well.
I see no posts when following the link in Voyager.
You may want to try another client or let the voyager team know. It definitely works on any browser.
Apparently they’ve fixed it in what was the latest beta as of a couple months ago if I’m not mistaken, though I have no idea what version that is or how many instances are actually running it right now.
Just checked, it was backported to 0.19 as of June 3rd. Either something’s still broken or your instance is out of date, seemingly.
Good to know.
since my channels likely haven’t been viewed from your instance before, it’s not showing any of my existing uploads. you should just be able to paste the community addresses into your lemmy search bar, and then follow them like ordinary communities. If nothing happens even when I’ve posted a video, your instance might be too out-of-date. you can feel free to remain followed and once your instance is upgraded everything should work as intended. :)
I was under the impression this was no longer necessary.
Hmm, then your instance is probably out of date… /nm