About Try LBRY
Try LBRY checks whether a video or channel link from a popular video platform is also available through a decentralized media network. Users can open a video or channel link with the app or share the link to it. The app looks up the corresponding content and then offers a choice to open it in the decentralized network’s app or return to the original video platform. The tool is intended for viewers who want to see whether a creator’s content has a counterpart on another network. It supports both individual video links and channel links. The content lookup depends on a synchronization service that maps channels and videos between the two platforms; some checks may also contact the original video platform to identify a channel. Try LBRY is free and open-source software. It does not host or stream the videos itself; it helps route users to an available version in another app or back to the original link. The supplied description does not guarantee that every video or channel has a counterpart, so results depend on the synchronization data.
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