Post by Warwick on Mar 30, 2009 7:15:13 GMT
Yes, you can download and save video from You-Tube.
Method 1
You will need Real Player installed on your computer.
Go to www.real.com
This will take you to the Real website for your country or region and a web page that looks like this.
Click on the button that allows you to download the basic player, which is free. The SuperPass version requires a monthly subscription.
Download and save the .exe file to your desktop.
When it has finished downloading, double click on the file and start the installation process.
Next time you view a You-Tube clip, hover the mouse over the video window and you will notice that a small blue Real Player tab pops up at the top right-hand corner of the video window. It asks if you wish to download the video.
Click on this tab and the downloading process will begin.
A Real Player downloading window will appear on top of the You-Tube video window. You can drag it to one side, or just click on the You-Tube page to bring it back on top.
The clip is saved into a Real Player library which can be accessed by opening Real Player at any time.
This will work with Internet Explorer but not with earlier versions of Firefox.
If you use Firefox, and this doesn't work; update to Firefox 3, the latest version.
Method 1
You will need Real Player installed on your computer.
Go to www.real.com
This will take you to the Real website for your country or region and a web page that looks like this.
Click on the button that allows you to download the basic player, which is free. The SuperPass version requires a monthly subscription.
Download and save the .exe file to your desktop.
When it has finished downloading, double click on the file and start the installation process.
Next time you view a You-Tube clip, hover the mouse over the video window and you will notice that a small blue Real Player tab pops up at the top right-hand corner of the video window. It asks if you wish to download the video.
Click on this tab and the downloading process will begin.
A Real Player downloading window will appear on top of the You-Tube video window. You can drag it to one side, or just click on the You-Tube page to bring it back on top.
The clip is saved into a Real Player library which can be accessed by opening Real Player at any time.
This will work with Internet Explorer but not with earlier versions of Firefox.
If you use Firefox, and this doesn't work; update to Firefox 3, the latest version.
