PHRequirements
Android 4.0 or higher
"Unknown sources" enabled
Step 1: Disable the Stock YouTube App
The official YouTube app doesn't play nice with OGYouTube, so you'll need to disable your stock YouTube app before installing the modded version. To do that, go to your phone's main Settings menu and tap the "Apps" link. Scroll down and select YouTube, then tap the "Disable" button and confirm your choice to shut it down.
Step 2: Install microG
In order to run the OGYouTube application, you'll first need to install a modded version of the Google Services framework called microG. So tap the following link from your Android device, then download the MicroG APK. When that's finished, tap the Download complete notification, then press "Install" when prompted.
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Step 3: Install OGYouTube
At this point, you're all set to install the OGYouTube app. Just like with microG, tap the following link, then download the OGYouTube APK. Finally, tap the Download complete notification, then press "Install" when prompted.
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Step 4: Download YouTube Videos
Once you've got OGYouTube installed, you're all set to try it out. The interface is almost identical to the stock YouTube app, but with one minor exception: You'll see two buttons underneath every video's description.
To download a video for offline playback, start by tapping the "Download" button. The first time you do this, you'll be prompted to grant some additional permissions, so tap "OK" on the popup.
From here, enable the switch next to "Permit drawing over other apps," then press your back button. Next, you'll be prompted to grant a pair of additional permissions, so tap "Allow" on each of the popups. When you're done there, you'll be able to download YouTube videos freely.
Step 5: Play Videos in the Background
OGYouTube also offers the ability to play videos in the background, and it's just as intuitive as downloading. To try it out, simply press the "Background" button beneath any video's description, then the app will minimize and the audio will keep on playing in the background. You'll get a notification that lets you pause or stop background playback, so it's a great way to use YouTube as a music player.
Watch full tutorial:
Note: other version is banned so try nio ung link n nkalagay jan.
Try it guys hehehe.
Android 4.0 or higher
"Unknown sources" enabled
Step 1: Disable the Stock YouTube App
The official YouTube app doesn't play nice with OGYouTube, so you'll need to disable your stock YouTube app before installing the modded version. To do that, go to your phone's main Settings menu and tap the "Apps" link. Scroll down and select YouTube, then tap the "Disable" button and confirm your choice to shut it down.
Step 2: Install microG
In order to run the OGYouTube application, you'll first need to install a modded version of the Google Services framework called microG. So tap the following link from your Android device, then download the MicroG APK. When that's finished, tap the Download complete notification, then press "Install" when prompted.
Download microG for OGYouTube (.apk) link: You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
Step 3: Install OGYouTube
At this point, you're all set to install the OGYouTube app. Just like with microG, tap the following link, then download the OGYouTube APK. Finally, tap the Download complete notification, then press "Install" when prompted.
Download OGYouTube (.apk) link: You do not have permission to view the full content of this post. Log in or register now.
Step 4: Download YouTube Videos
Once you've got OGYouTube installed, you're all set to try it out. The interface is almost identical to the stock YouTube app, but with one minor exception: You'll see two buttons underneath every video's description.
To download a video for offline playback, start by tapping the "Download" button. The first time you do this, you'll be prompted to grant some additional permissions, so tap "OK" on the popup.
From here, enable the switch next to "Permit drawing over other apps," then press your back button. Next, you'll be prompted to grant a pair of additional permissions, so tap "Allow" on each of the popups. When you're done there, you'll be able to download YouTube videos freely.
Step 5: Play Videos in the Background
OGYouTube also offers the ability to play videos in the background, and it's just as intuitive as downloading. To try it out, simply press the "Background" button beneath any video's description, then the app will minimize and the audio will keep on playing in the background. You'll get a notification that lets you pause or stop background playback, so it's a great way to use YouTube as a music player.
Watch full tutorial:
Note: other version is banned so try nio ung link n nkalagay jan.
Try it guys hehehe.
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