Reinstalling from extra-testing fixed my "Video Restriction" problem.... thank you!

Since I have never used NVideo before, I began testing everything to see how NVideo works.

I found a few quirks:

• Context Menu/Long Press did not work when I first tried it. (no popup)
  I don't think started working until the first time I logged into my YouTube account.
  After that it worked, whether I was logged in or not.
• Canceling a download caused NVideo to close/exit.
• Canceling playing a video (before it actually started playing); caused NVideo to become non-functional.
  You can still do most things, but you can not play anymore videos (until you restart NVideo).
• Browsing "Downloaded" caused Restricted Access error message.
  I had not downloaded anything via NVideo, but the .video folder already had various videos that I transferred from my PC.
  I wanted to see if NVideo could play any of them.
  I checked permissions and ownership of both the files and folders. No problem there.
  So, I created a empty folder and pointed NVideo's downloads to it.
  This fixed the "Restricted Access" error message.