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So after I went from 6Mb capped cable to 2Mb capless DSL, longer videos in Youtube just stop loading after a couple of minutes. It's the worst thing ever. Pausing the video right after it starts, so it can buffer a bit, doesn't work either.
Therefore, I need a good app/firefox plugin/whatever that can download those videos for me to watch offline. I tried Flash Video Resource Downloader, but it seems to only get the low quality version of the file... And that's not good.
On the other hand, if anyone knows of a method to enhance Youtube loading, I'd be satisfied.
Custom SpecialI know I am, I'm sure I am,I'm Sounders 'til I die!Registered Userregular
edited October 2009
I do know if you want to download, open a tab on keepvid.com and your chosen youtube video on another tab. Copy and paste the YT link into the keepvid box and hit download, should give you a couple options (mp4, avi, etc...) to download. Choose your poison and enjoy offline.
I usually do let the video load completely first (I think I saw somewhere that this was a good idea), but at the very least then you could recall videos at will without loads, or you can just try downloading before the youtube stream is complete and see if it works anyway.
Problem may be solved, but I'm throwing Miro out there for anybody who wants a decent multi-platform video player with the ability to download YouTube straight from the link in your clipboard.
Aside from downloading Youtube vids (which isn't a bad idea), if you have Windows 10 (or 8.1) you might want to consider the MyTube App on the Windows Store streaming--I find that handles streaming from Youtube over limited connections better than the website, but your results might be mixed (and it's free anyway).
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I usually do let the video load completely first (I think I saw somewhere that this was a good idea), but at the very least then you could recall videos at will without loads, or you can just try downloading before the youtube stream is complete and see if it works anyway.
Hope that helps.