Question 1

What type of license does PAP WebPlayer have or require to watch videos?

Accepted Answer

PAP WebPlayer gets its content via YouTube because the video player embeds YouTube videos. Therefore, all videos use the YouTube licenses: the standard YouTube license and the Creative Commons license. For channels like Rover Land, videos use the Creative Commons license. But for Sassy Sonya Sews, the videos use the standard YouTube license.

WebPlayer does not require a license to stream videos. We know some media players, like BBC iPlayer, require a TV license. WebPlayer does not.

Question 2

How do I know if PAP WebPlayer is available in my country?

Accepted Answer

PAP WebPlayer is available in all countries. If you cannot access the WebPlayer in your country, it may be because your country has blocked the website. In that case, we cannot help you. You can, however, use a VPN like NordVPN or ExpressVPN to change your virtual location.

Question 3

What languages is PAP WebPlayer available in?

Accepted Answer

Currently, PAP WebPlayer is only available in English. As soon as the software we use to make PAP WebPlayer work allows us to translate content in-house, we will be adding Welsh, Scottish Gaelic/ Gaelic, and Irish. French and Spanish may be added in the future along with other languages like Italian or Portuguese.

Warning: When content is translated, only text on the website will be in that language. The videos will not change language. You can put captions on for your language, however.

Question 4

What to the tags over the channel title mean?

Accepted Answer

PAP WebPlayer is required to disclose certain pieces of information. There are three tags that we use for channels: "3rd-Party Content", "Affiliate Programme", and "Adults Only".

The "3rd-Party Content" means that Pax Aurora/ PAP has no relationship with the creators or has nothing to do with the content.

This tag can be seen on the Music channel. We use this tag on the Music channel because we don't own the music in that channel.

The "Affiliate Programme" tag means that we have a partnership with the creator or is involved in the channel but does not own it exclusively.

You can see this tag on the Rover Land channel. This is because Rover Land owns the content on the channel but Pax Aurora/PAP helped with some of the production so we treat it as a sister-brand.

The "Adults Only" tag is self-explanatory: only adults should view this channel. We have no channels that use this tag, yet.

What type of license does PAP WebPlayer have or require to watch videos?

How do I know if PAP WebPlayer is available in my country?

What languages is PAP WebPlayer available in?

What to the tags over the channel title mean?

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