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Import/save videos from YouTube
28 May 2022 11:45 #120764
by Wxchaser
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I want to be able to save and import YouTube videos in my projects.
What is the best method or program in order to accomplish this? I am doing radar reanalysis and want to use tornado and drone footage incorporated in my projects.
Thanks in advance.
What is the best method or program in order to accomplish this? I am doing radar reanalysis and want to use tornado and drone footage incorporated in my projects.
Thanks in advance.
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28 May 2022 17:18 #120765
by VTC
Replied by VTC on topic Import/save videos from YouTube
Used to do this via Safari and occasionally Firefox. Now Safari has jacked things up by disallowing extensions and Firefox is hit or miss as far as to which extension can pull a video from a specific page. This is quick and saves bunches of aggravation.
www.mediahuman.com/en16/
www.mediahuman.com/en16/
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28 May 2022 22:13 #120767
by Redifer
Replied by Redifer on topic Import/save videos from YouTube
Download the Mac native app called ClipGrab.
clipgrab.en.softonic.com/mac
It's nice because you can (usually) download stuff in the native format Youtube stores it in, or at least displays it in. Or you can download audio only. Just paste your video link.
clipgrab.en.softonic.com/mac
It's nice because you can (usually) download stuff in the native format Youtube stores it in, or at least displays it in. Or you can download audio only. Just paste your video link.
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28 May 2022 22:47 #120768
by Carsten Orlt
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29 May 2022 14:57 - 30 May 2022 22:27 #120771
by DaveM
Replied by DaveM on topic Import/save videos from YouTube
A couple of good choices, depending on your needs (not free and with some nice features):
Downie
software.charliemonroe.net/downie/
Downie is kind of cool, in that you can access all links on a given webpage. For example, if there are dozens of links on a webpage, you can have Downie manage and download the corresponding files, rather than having to do many, many "Save As..." operations. Also, for websites that require a login for access, Downie offers a "User-Guided Extraction..." feature.
MovieSherlock
www.moviesherlock.com/
Downie
software.charliemonroe.net/downie/
Downie is kind of cool, in that you can access all links on a given webpage. For example, if there are dozens of links on a webpage, you can have Downie manage and download the corresponding files, rather than having to do many, many "Save As..." operations. Also, for websites that require a login for access, Downie offers a "User-Guided Extraction..." feature.
MovieSherlock
www.moviesherlock.com/
Last edit: 30 May 2022 22:27 by DaveM.
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