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Another option is to embed youtube videos on your own web page (hosted locally or whatever). You don't need to download the actual videos, the ads tend to be b
by robbrown451 8y ago
Another option is to embed youtube videos on your own web page (hosted locally or whatever). You don't need to download the actual videos, the ads tend to be banners (not ones that make you wait to view it). Works great for my 4 year old.
- triangleman 8y agoOh, nice one!
- kuzimoto 8y agoOnly thing about embedding is that videos can be removed at any time for any reason (or no reason at all). Plus having the downloaded videos make it easy to load up on an iPad or similar device for offline viewing on long trips where internet access may not be guaranteed.
- kennydude 8y agoSometimes the ads can be very inapropiate for a 4 year old. I ended up installing Adblock just for that.
- robbrown451 8y agoWell they are only banner ads, not video ads. But I'll admit I pay $10 a month for YouTube Red (actually they just renamed it Premium), which I get my moneys worth since I don't have broadcast or cable tv or netflix.
- PretzelFisch 8y agodon't you still get recommended or autoplay started videos at the end of an embedded video? or is there a way to control that as well?
- robbrown451 8y agoYou can turn that off.