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If you have at least some knowledge on coding, I'd suggest making a simple CMS using a framework like laravel/codecanyon.

It's against the rules here, so I digress. I don't really know anything either so I'm not the right person to ask about those.

Nothing of that sort would be free, except maybe for some nulled script with malware.

Like people says, those abuses happens. It happens on Google Drive, YouTube, Openload, etc. If you think that the service doesn't spend enough effort to ban those who abuse the system, then what? If you're a customer, switch to other hosting services. If you aren't a customer, it shouldn't...

You're still not getting what I'm saying jollypack. So what if they're not providing the service you want? Switch hosting if you want to. You're still crying like a baby in this thread, and that doesn't amount to anything at all. Man up, grow up. Will you have to cry non-stop for every thing...

It's been 2 months already so that's a given. Popad revenues have improved since June. My personal take in it is that adblocking have been more popular than ever since last year.

I don't know what jollypack wants to achieve by doing this. Is this a sabotage of a brand, or are you bitter with the service? I just checked the links now and they're mostly broken videos. FYI, you can't have a perfect security all the time. Some will try to abuse any system, and some will...

Thanks a lot for the link. I knew that I'll be needing to dive deeper into the relationships of models, but the illustrations in the link you provided is a huge help for me.

The core issue I'm having isn't exclusively laravel-related, but since I just started learning laravel a few days ago I'm stating the framework just in case there already is a specific solution for this. What I'm trying to do is making direct relationships between entries in the same model...

First thing you'd want to do is make your site responsive for different screen resolution. About half of traffic are on handheld devices nowadays so it's something worth considering.

One of good ways to use google drive is as a backup server for your videos. You can upload them there and never publish publicly. That way whenever your videos from hosts like openload gets taken down, you can always reupload them back using the backup you have in google drive.

In the longterm, IMHO no. It's a risk one will take, having a free server to host videos for streaming. But google drive has limitations esp. in bandwidth, and your account can get caught from abnormally high consumption of it. That's the risk, getting your account down means your whole site...

I know this theme from the past. It's Arras or a variation/clone of that theme, and it's designed more for blogging. I'd recommend making/getting a more customized theme instead, since that theme isn't even responsive.

Then you should be demuxing all the audio tracks that you don't want/need. You shouldn't expect video hosting sites to have extensive features like an encoder app does.

https://themeforest.net/item/applay-wordpress-app-showcase-app-store-theme/9381060

That's the risk of embedding another site's iframe on yours. You better make your own simple API solution if you want to have a more secure function/feature.

It's easily doable, just decide what language are you going to use on your site (python/php) to utilize a file/video host's API. That's basically what API's are made for.

You should give more details. How are single posts being redirected to home? Are their URLs correct, or they still have the correct format and slugs but just gets 301/302 redirected to your home page?

What would you want us to say? You want that script and it's a custom one, so you will have to write it yourself or hire someone to do so. No one's commenting so it most likely means that no one is interested of writing one for you. You'll have more luck approaching the programmers yourself in...

I had to upgrade to Win10 since the 8th gen CPU I purchased doesn't have a WIn7 support. I ended up liking it though, just like how I ended up liking Win7 after upgrading from WinXP.