Question:
Can You Tube videos be downloaded to your hard drive?
kfinn360
2008-03-06 18:54:39 UTC
I'm looking to use some You Tube videos in a powerpoint presentation and am not sure how to download them to my hard drive. All I'm seeing are the URL tags for reposting on the internet.
Seven answers:
2008-03-06 19:16:45 UTC
yes.



Just follow these steps, and you'll be able to show all your good videos on powerpoint presentation:



1- download the youtube video with "zillatube". Get the program from http://www.zillatube.com. This program helps to download and convert those videos the fastest way possible for your powerpoint. Other methods are slow.



2- using zillatube, convert it into mpg video format.



3- final step, a simple step, just insert movie file(using the file menu above the powerpoint program) the mpg video into power point.



Just 3 simple steps, and you can present your powerpoint with videos without online at all.

(Note: make sure the mpg video is placed in the same folder with your powerpoint file, then you can bring the folder to any computer and view it)



all the best to your presentation.

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2008-03-07 07:42:34 UTC
Try VideoGet. It downloads from YouTube, Crunchyroll, MetaCafe and other 350+ video websites.

We currently supports download from:

YouTube,

Google Video,

MySpace,

DailyMotion,

AnimeEpisodes.net,

Blennus,

DumpALink,

Glumbert,

Lulu TV,

VSocial,

PhotoBucket,

Yikers,

ZippyVideos...





Full List Of Supported Sites:

http://nuclear-coffee.com/php/supported_services.php?id=VideoGet



VideoGet also providing you with ability to convert each video in most popular formats for more comfortable video playback. VideoGet supports AVI, MPEG1, MPEG2, WMV, FLV, MP4, 3GP, MP3 file formats, so you will be able not only to view it, but also put it into your iPod, mobile phone or any other portable device



Watch here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6R9VCNtFrs4
2008-03-06 19:32:11 UTC
Very easy for u with E.M. Youtube video download tool.

Just download youtube video, then convert the youtube video to wmv or AVI format, then import it to your powerpoint.



(1)Install and Run E.M. Youtube video download tool.

(2)Play the video on the webpage.

when the video start to play , it will be sniffed and downloaded automatically.



http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22E.M.+Youtube+Video+Download+Tool%22&btnG=Google+Search



(1)Download youtube video fastly and easily;

(2)Burn Youtube video to CD/VCD/SVCD/DVD disc;

(3)It can search any flash video from many websites at the same time;

(4)Convert flv video to any audio include mp3, wma,wav,ac3,mmf,amr,ogg,aac..., to any video formats include 3gp,avi,wmv, mpg,mpg4,asf,swf,h264,mov,jpg, that can be supported by PSP,iPod,iPhone,Apple TV video,iTune,mp3,mp4,Zune,Cellphone,Digital camera,DV,CD/DVD/VCD/SVCD.

(5)List all cache flv video;

(6)It can also repiar and capture RTMP video streams.
2008-03-07 00:48:23 UTC
Try this tool named moyea flv to video converter , it contains a free tool named flv downloader

it will be downloaded as flv format from youtube.com first,

Convert flv video to any audio include MP3, wma,wav,ac3,mmf,amr,ogg,aac..., to any video formats include 3gp,avi,wmv, mpg,mpg4,,mov,jpg, that can be support by PSP,iPod,iPhone,Apple TV video,iTune,MP3,MP4,Zune,Cellphone,Digit... camera,DV,CD/DVD/VCD/SVCD, you can google or yahoo searching "flv to video converter" or to get it

then you can insert video like .avi,mpeg,.wmv to powerpoint

Good luck,



Hopefully this is helpful!
MyCoolNet
2008-03-08 10:05:50 UTC
Personally i have tried a lot of methods...most methods you can search on the net which are free...but a lot of them are not reliable and cost a lot my time and problems..



I found this particular very useful, fast and efficient.

http://www.shirleetan.com/goto/youtube2drive/



Hope this helps!
Brian R
2008-03-06 19:00:07 UTC
Firefox with the "Unplug" extension/add-on.
elvisjohn
2008-03-08 06:07:34 UTC
try

mediapirate.org

or use save2pc software


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