Jorge Pablo Franetovic š©
@jpfraneto.eth
this is an example of a video casted through /vibra the fundamental challenge of building a video first client on top of farcaster today is: how do we level up the playing field so that old and new users can feel that their content reaches people in the same way? imagine you have a power badge. you can cast video on warpcast well, if you donāt. you probably canāt. so it becomes tricky. and thatās why we decided to kickstart this client with this frame, transforming the video into a gif today, every video casted through vibra is rendered on warpcast as a frame thoughts?
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Ferj
@ferj
2 questions: 1. Apart from video-to-GIF frames, what is the biggest differentiator between Vibra and Drakula? 2. How do you help solve the problem of the perceived lack of creators that make interesting/entertaining content on the network in the first place? https://warpcast.com/dwr.eth/0x6d6564bb
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Jorge Pablo Franetovic š©
@jpfraneto.eth
1. vibra is a video first farcaster client. videos are embedded on casts, and the data primitive is the cast. which makes it earn moxie. or be eligible to be tipped. etc. we also support live streaming natively, and many other things that you will see when exploring the app 2. most of the people that come to warpcast get bored of it, because of: a) strong focus on āthe culture of warpcastā, which makes them feel alienated b) 95% of people donāt want to read. they want to be entertained. video is key I believe that our approach to using casts as the primitive for a whole new experience built on top of farcaster showcases the power of the protocol in a way that few other clients have done, and that will have a deep effect in the way people understand the true potential of farcaster I donāt think people have realized how wild it is to have the same identity (and data structures -casts-, social graphs, etc) on platforms that are diametrically different in what they propose the user cc @maretus.eth
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