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I take it that 'Google' here is the 'platform' referred to in the first item above.

'Any issues with playback should be addressed to Google'.

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'paid movies and TV shows can be saved for offline viewing on your Android, iOS or Chromebook device' provided there is a 'Play Movies & TV App on your device'.

'paid content uses slightly different technology unlike free videos', but that.

'YouTube paid content is for online streaming and cannot be downloaded' and that.

I would need to take up any download problems with the 'platform' but, subsequently:.

I complained to Metrodome / YouTube who promptly refunded me, but with a variety of explanations:

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mp4 at the top of its list of playable formats. But I play them back on Quicktime Player which has. mp4 being my usual download format, though I usually download them using DownloadHelper. mp4 file, but was told that my Quicktime Player couldn't open it.