Unfortunately, you can’t just go to youtube.com/vue and watch the video. It is only available in the US (and I’m not talking about the part where you can watch YouTube videos in the US), and even then you need a VPN.
The error that appears on vue is not actually part of the video. The error is in the header of the video, at the bottom of the screen. It is a common glitch, and it usually happens when the video is too fast. It is easy to fix though, just fast-forward to the end.
We’re sorry if the error appeared on your video, and we’re sorry if you couldn’t watch it. We’re going to make sure to fix it as soon as we can on our side, because we do appreciate it when you watch our vids. You can always watch it on YouTube. We’ll be releasing the fix soon.
We’re sorry for the error, but it’s really not that hard to fix. If the video is too fast for you, just fast-forward to the end. And by the way, we did have a few people who couldn’t watch the video because it was too fast for them. We’re sorry about that. Were glad you watched it, and were glad you enjoyed it. We really appreciate you watching our vids.
Of course we can always put our vids up on our website if you want, and we do have some of our vids on our YouTube channel. We just really want you to watch our vids, so we don’t have to worry about you watching ours.
We have had a few issues with our vids. To clarify, we only upload new vids we find we can be happy with. This includes vids that you can find on other sites (although we try to keep vids on our site that are not ours), and vids that were uploaded more than a year ago (most vids we upload are from around a year ago).
Yes, we do have some vids that we upload we dont want to make it to YouTube or a site for that matter. To clarify again, we only upload vids that we are happy with. If you see vids that are not ours, that is your problem. We are not going to make vids for you. We have the rights to own the vids on our site. And if you see vids that are not ours, they are your problem.
It’s true that we have uploads that are older than a few years, but we did not create these vids. We are trying to be fair, and we want to be fair because that is how we operate. If you want to complain, that’s your choice. You can leave a comment and/or email us at [email protected], and we will take them down. That is the end of the vid.
If you are the owner of a vid that we have uploaded, you are the one that owes us a response. We have a few hundred vids on our site, and we don’t want to make a lot of money off of any one of them.
We have been a fan of the Vue app for some time now and really like all of the apps we can get our hands on. When we saw that one of our vids was having an issue, we decided to check to see if we could see if it was a bug or something more serious. As it turns out, the issue was an issue with our uploader. It was not a problem with our uploader but rather a problem with our software.
