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old3eyes

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  #3358388 29-Mar-2025 06:27
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networkn:

 

johno1234:

 

Funnily enough I used offline downloads for the first time ever on the weekend. Had started watching a couple of things while waiting for a no-wifi flight. In general I download a Kindle book before a flight.

 

 

I am in the minority where I don't mind ads that much, so I wouldn't pay to remove them. Some of the best products I own or use came from ads.

 

Downloading for offline viewing is one of the major attractions. 

 

 

 

 

You can always use something like 4Kdownloader for downloading YT videos. Works well 





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  #3358523 29-Mar-2025 11:44
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Would now paid for movies on YT also be free under the premium lite?


  #3358585 29-Mar-2025 14:02
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Eva888:

 

Would now paid for movies on YT also be free under the premium lite?

 

 

No, there are no free movies on any paid premium YT plan.




  #3358587 29-Mar-2025 15:00
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Funnily enough, I had run up a VPN to Australia and then completely forgot it was still on after a laptop reboot and got offered the YT Premium Lite offering, which I signed up for at AU$8.99 per month, first month free. Hopefully it will continue.

 

I did use their original Lite offering until they removed it as an option a while ago.


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Eva888:

 

Would now paid for movies on YT also be free under the premium lite?

 

 

@Eva888 really?


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  #3364019 14-Apr-2025 18:57
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Was looking again at the YouTube premium offers tonite and there were only $17 per month. Looked again an hour later and was offered 2 months free so I signed up 





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