Computer tech guys

[GOINGDEEP]

Fixing to walk out the door and head to a game, my sister called and wanted to know how to load a YouTube video ( 5 mins ) to a flash drive. It's her video of a soccer team she coaches. YouTube has changed so much over the last few months and you can't direct download anymore. ( I didn't have much time to try other options, so figured I'd ask on here )

Has anyone got some QUICK advice on how to do it now. What use to work doesn't anymore so it would need to be some recent success with the flash drive.

I assume there is some "third party" program that allows you to capture the video ( from youtube ) and load it to the flash?

I'll check back on here when I get stationary.

Thanks to whoever can help.

 

[SoftSocDad]

Flash Video Downloader

They have add-ons for both Chrome and Firefox that puts a discreet little download arrow just beside your address bar and whenever you want to download a YT clip, it's just an easy click.

 

[TouchMint]

Flash Video Downloader

They have add-ons for both Chrome and Firefox that puts a discreet little download arrow just beside your address bar and whenever you want to download a YT clip, it's just an easy click.

+1

The easiest way you are going to find to do it.

There are also some apps out there that will let you direct download to your phone/ipad but then you have to email it out ect..

 

[softballphreak]

KeepVid: Download and save any video from Youtube, Dailymotion, Metacafe, iFilm and more!

 

[Perfect Circle]

Easyest way I know is to use Real Player. Download it and keep it updated. Anytime you are watching a video, it opens up and ask you if you want to download it...gives you 2 options .flv if you want to store it just for yourself, or .mp4 if you want to share... free. IMHO

http://www.real.com/

 

[CycloneSoftball22]

Easyest way I know is to use Real Player. Download it and keep it updated. Anytime you are watching a video, it opens up and ask you if you want to download it...gives you 2 options .flv if you want to store it just for yourself, or .mp4 if you want to share... free. IMHO

http://www.real.com/

This one is pretty simple and the one I use.

 

[Batting Ca]

Flash Video Downloader

They have add-ons for both Chrome and Firefox that puts a discreet little download arrow just beside your address bar and whenever you want to download a YT clip, it's just an easy click.

+1 Basically the smoothest, easiest way