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Google Cloud Storage video streaming vs Local storage?

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I am working on an application using React that makes it possible for users to edit videos. What I am trying to figure out is the pros and cons of providing storage for the users.

If I wrap the React application in Electron users would be able to edit videos locally on their own device. This would mean that they have to use their own storage to store the videos. I assume it would be pretty quick and efficient reading the video file and playing it.

But what would happen if I make it possible for users to upload their videos to Google Cloud Storage and stream the videos to a web version of the video editor? Would I run into issues with the videos buffering and would my ISP limit me too much to do this? Would my bandwith go through the roof?

What would be the pros and cons of both solutions? I tried my best to look into this but I don't really know how to search for the answers in the correct way. I'm a junior developer trying to figure this out.

I would also be very interested in setting up a small Proof Of Concept and testing both methods. Information, tips or help would be very much appreciated.

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