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Would it be possible to have this video on Peertube aswell?
@selea Sure. I don’t have a PeerTube instance but downloads are open and it’s under CC Attribution NonCommercial so if anyone wants to host it, that’s great.
Hey @aral
re:
> downloads are open
I already wondered when I saw it for the first time, but now I'm coming back to it to actually ask:
How do I download that video?! I don't see (might well be me!) a option for it :-(
Sure, I (a somehow techy user) could use youtube-dl, and I guess it would work fine - but shouldn't there be an option in the UI provided by vimeo?
...I dug into it a little bit more:
The vimeo-url is: https://vimeo.com/437622034
...and it doesn't have a download-button.
While you other videos (example: https://vimeo.com/443421910 ) do.
So probably there is just a click missing to allow/provide downloading?
