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tleslie79072 07-03-2007 11:41 PM

you tube vid
 
Dose anybody here know how to copy/burn a video that is currently on you tube? Here is my situation... I have to do a presentation next week and there is a video on you tube I want to use..Well today I find out that I will not have an internet connection in the room i will be using.... I need to burn it to a disc so I can use it.... But I do not know how ... please help :eek:

ng8650 07-04-2007 12:02 AM

Is it the one with the Killer Ferret from Diet Mountain Dew? I don't care who you are, now that's funny :lol:

Ng

rcsart 07-04-2007 12:06 AM

Hi Tleslie, the first question is can you download this video onto your computer? If so the second question is do you have a dvd rewright, and the software program to burn dvds?

Curtis

JimZ_HHR 07-04-2007 01:26 AM

there is no download option for youtube videos.... but try looking on google videos for the same video, Google Video lets you download .....

cvrogershhr 07-04-2007 01:38 AM

Hint, try google copy/download youtube video. It's a long process, but I have done it. Go to google, and look, have to download a few programs.

Applenut 07-04-2007 07:09 AM

Or.....load the YouTube page somewhere else prior to your presentation, and just minimize the window until needed, it'll be in cache ram for you to use at your convenience as long as you don't shut down the 'puter.

courthousedeb 07-04-2007 08:19 AM

OK...I found a way to get videos from youtube. Here's a site that will work...I downloaded a couple and it worked fine for me. Any problems...just let me know. I can always download the file for you and send it to you via email if needed.

http://www.savetube.com/tutorial.htm

nfboy 07-04-2007 06:58 PM

Or you simply go into your cache (temp internet files) and copy/save the cached copy. They are .flv files and will need a .flv player...there are a number of them out there. Wimpy FLV is easy to use.

tleslie79072 07-05-2007 05:56 PM

wow.. I knew somebody would know... or at least have a suggestion.. Im gonna try the save tube web site.... thanks

courthousedeb 07-05-2007 06:30 PM

There's a wealth of knowledge here...so ask away. There is generally someone who will have an answer for you. :smile:


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