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@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ At the moment, configuration is performed exclusively through environment variab
 
 | Variable | Description | Required |
 | :------- | :---------- | :------: |
-| PEERTUBE_HOST | The base URL for the PeerTube server we're uploading to, e.g. https://peertube.video.site | **Yes** |
+| PEERTUBE_HOST | The base URL for the PeerTube server we're uploading to, e.g. `https://peertube.video.site` | **Yes** |
 | PEERTUBE_USER | The username of the account authorized to post to PeerTube | **Yes** |
 | PEERTUBE_PASS | The password of the account authorized to post to PeerTube | **Yes** |
 | PEERTUBE_CHANNEL_ID | The internal "channel id" of the PeerTube channel we're uploading clips to. Described [above](#peertube-channel-id). | **Yes** |
@@ -67,8 +67,7 @@ services:
       - OWNCAST_AUTH=AReallyLongOwncastAccessTokenString # Owncast access token with chat permission
 ```
 
+## Considerations
+At the moment, this project is mostly intended to be run in a docker compose context alongside an existing owncast installation, because that matches my deployment. If there's interest in updating this project to run standalone, this can probably be done, I just didn't want to spend the effort on it yet without any interest.
 
-CLIP_DIRECTORY, TEMP_DIRECTORY, CLIP_QUANTITY = None, None, None
-PEERTUBE_HOST, PEERTUBE_USER, PEERTUBE_PASS = None, None, None
-OWNCAST_HOST, OWNCAST_AUTH = None, None
-AUTHENTICATION_REQUIRED, PT_API_BASE, PEERTUBE_CHANNEL_ID = None, None, None
+Becauase the permissions on the Owncast hls folder are restrictive, it's easiest if you force both the `owncast` and `owncast-clipper` containers to run as the same user. If your Owncast instance already exists and you haven't been running it as a specific user already, you may need to `chown` your owncast directory to the new service user.
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