DTube is an application written entirely in Javascript, which runs on the browser, and that allows you to upload and watch videos at the top of the IPFS network. And above all, use STEEM as the database and enable you to earn rewards from your uploads of videos.
You can have a better information in this link https://steemit.com/spanish/@rdelgadop/presentando-dtube-una-plataforma-descentralizad-de-video-usando-steem-e-ipfs-parte-i
This might sound familiar to those who remember the announcement of the SteemQ Project, which earned about $ 5,000 in rewards, but was never released and ended up being abandoned. Even after a year it is still non-functional, and what's more, its current Alpha version uses a back-end server for everything and therefore remains centralized. I'm sure I was not the only person who was dismissed by SteemQ.
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How to use DTube
Entering
Enter your STEEM User
Enter your "Private Posting Key", you will find it doing so, as the illustration indicates:
Youtube and Facebook have this wonderful feature that allows you to link several channels to your account and exchange between them easily. I am sure that I am not the only user of STEEM that has multiple accounts, and having to use different browsers or bots to vote with all the accounts and that bores quickly. In DTube, you can enter with as many accounts as you want and exchange between them.
DTube is a decentralized streaming video platform linked to Steemit (the decentralized social media) which allows users to upload videos easily and make money (or cryptocurrency) via the upvotes or likes on their post. As YouTube brings in the Anti-Defamation League to demonetize content and label it as "hate speech", DTube couldn't have come at a better time.
While there are still many bugs on the platform, one can upload a video in mp4 format, upload a thumbnail and post submit the video. It will post on Steemit and on DTube itself of course. This free market innovation can in the long term take over if enough people get involved.
As the creator (Adrien M) says himself, the walls can come crashing down at any time. Remember, this platform is up against a multi-billion dollar giant. But as it stands today, creators have no choice but to look elsewhere to make a living, especially independent media which need the money in order to survive despite being more in demand than mainstream media.
Well, that was all I hope you love them and that it's good for something
