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#26 2013-06-22 17:07:59
- opt1mus
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Re: Application to watch youtube
I'm sure there's no need to install another OS. Have you tried using something other than the browser or plugins to play the video - as suggested several times in this thread - VLC, MPlayer and so on?
I'm going to activate pedant-mode here; It's pepper-flash. Perhaps some autocorrect function is responsible for that, but I couldn't ignore it, as spelling and syntax - particularly with Unix/Linux - is important.
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#27 2013-06-22 17:27:50
- Trilby
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Re: Application to watch youtube
I wonder when someone posts a video on thier site do they no forfiet the ownership of the original video.6c
No.
For clarity, you retain all of your ownership rights in your Content. However, by submitting Content to YouTube, you hereby grant YouTube ...
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#29 2013-06-22 20:15:57
- flipper T
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Re: Application to watch youtube
off-topic, but related. From youtube's perspective as the website owner, how would they differentiate between an end user who is streaming (presumably with buffering) & a user who is downloading content.
Would the 2 users look identical to them ? I ask out of total ignorance..never ran a website, nevermind a video streaming one.
ps to the mods here: not seeking an answer in order to circumvent anyone's security, just out of mild curiosity.
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