Not only you're posting in the wrong section of the forum, but also posting in the wrong website. This is RomUlation, not YouTube. YouTube's website address is : https://www.youtube.com/.
You cannot grasp the true form of Ghost99's illogical question. Also, to make it even worse, Since when was Youtube a file hosting site?
Or, Maybe there is a hidden meaning between the lines? I remember doing this trick with my old smartphone when it refused to send apk files via Bluetooth. So, All I did was change the extension to png or whatever, send em, change em back to apk. Maybe we could do the same thing? Make it a video by Changing the file extension to avi or 3gp, download em via tubemate or whatever, change back the extension. Awaiting verification for my post as to whether it is a good idea, or pure bullshit.
it wouldn't make any difference whatsoever. I'm guessing the OP was using a mobile device and 'You' got autocowrecked to 'YouTube'. And the answer is no we cannot.
Actually, he's not saying something illogical at all. You might not have came across it, but some Youtubers do provide file(s) in the description below their video or in the comment(s). It might be a software/rom/iso in .exe, .zip, .rar, or .7z, torrent seed, or even a file share address, others might provide .mp3, .mp4, or music sheets, .pdf or something else altogether depending on what their YouTube video was all about.
Yeah. LINKS to files on other sites like dropbox or Mega or whatever, The FILES themselves not being actually hosted on Youtube.
Welp, there goes another mystery we was gon solve. Now the question is asked correctly, Making us capable of answering it. In fact, It was pre-answered by Loonylion. The answer being: Btw, Nice intuition there Loony.
