When downloads finish, they are added to your hard drive. Have no fear, we at TechJunkie have you covered! There are a wide variety of website-based tools that will do the work for you.
All you have to do to use these tools is provide the URL to the video. Check out our Facebook video download tool. Y2Mate is a straightforward video capture website.
The page will show you all the various quality options, from p to p; click the Download button next to the version you want and your download will begin. Pro will work on a wide variety of websites, from YouTube to Facebook. In fact, the site works with more than video websites. All of these sites are free to use and work well. They occasionally slow down at peak times but that is to be expected. Otherwise, both functional great across a huge range of websites.
Modern browsers are amazingly sophisticated pieces of software, and the built-in tools for developers are quite capable of extracting embedded videos of most sorts from web pages.
But on most normal embedded content, this technique works just fine. These instructions apply to the Chrome web browser, but there is similar functionality inside Microsoft Edge as well as Firefox, though the menus are different and the commands have different names. Still, having learned to do it on Chrome, you should be able to work out how to do it on the other two browsers. For this example walkthrough, we will download the video hosted on this Techjunkie page about, what else, video articles.
How do we grab that sucker? Windows users can just download a free self-installing version right here. First, load the video onto the page. Next, hit the F12 button. This opens the developer tools panel. This stops any current network activity and gives you a clean slate from which to download.
This opens up a command-line interface. Right-click in the command line interface box and hit ctrl-v to paste in the command. You want to carefully eliminate those sections, as they will cause you not to get the whole download.
There is a last-resort option in the unfortunate eventuality that none of the above methods will work for a particular site. If worst comes to worst, you can always use a screen recorder to capture the video as it plays on your screen and save it to your computer.
This is a suboptimal solution, especially for videos that are hours long. We have written an entire article about screen recording software , or you can check out the video just above.
OBS is an open-source client for recording and capturing your content on any modern operating system, including Windows, Mac, and Linux. Using the platform is surprisingly easy as setting up the screen capture can be done in just a couple of clicks before syncing your PC and hitting record inside OBS. Click QuickTime.
It should be the top search result in the Spotlight search. Doing so will open QuickTime. Click File. It's a menu item in the top-left corner of the screen.
A drop-down menu will appear. Click New Screen Recording. It's near the top of the File drop-down menu. Click Options. It's next to the "Record" button at the bottom of the screen. If you are using an older version of MacOS, click the arrow icon next to the record button in the playback controls. It's button on the left on the bar at the bottom of the screen. This starts screen recording your video. If you are using an older version of MacOS, click the button with the red circle in the playback controls.
Go to a paid streaming service website in your web browser. It's recommended you do a test screen recording before you capture an entire movie. If the video shows a black screen, or if there are any other issues while streaming, it's recommended you use Firefox as your web browser. Select the video. Click and drag your mouse from the top-left corner of the video window to the bottom-right corner of the window.
Click the "Play" button. Your video will begin playing. Quicktime will record any other windows that opens, as well as your mouse cursor and any sounds from any other apps.
Stop recording when the video concludes. Click File , then click Stop Recording in the drop-down menu. This will save your video and display a video preview. Save the video recording. Use the following steps to save the video file once it is finished recording: Click File in the menu bar. Click Save. Type a name for the video next to "Export as". Method 6. Open a Streaming app. Paid video streaming apps like Netflix, and Amazon Prime Video have an app that you can download from the digital store on which every electronic device you are using.
Most of these apps allow you to download videos and play them offline. You need to have a subscription to access and download videos for these apps. Sign in with your username and password if you haven't already. You can only view downloaded videos within the app. Downloaded videos may have a time limit before they expire.
Downloaded videos that are no longer available on the app cannot be played. Navigate to a video you want to download. You can use the search feature of browse videos for a video you want to download.
Click or tap the video image when you find a video you want to download. Click or tap Downloads. This is where you can access all your downloaded videos. It's located in different places depending on the app you are using. It may be at the bottom of the screen on your smartphone, or in the menu to the left on the desktop app.
I am a beginner in computers and don't have any experience on this topic. Do I have to download the software on the computer or is it an embedded software on the computer? Not Helpful 40 Helpful All apps, extensions, and websites that were mentioned in the article are safe. Not Helpful 18 Helpful Refresh the page and try again. Sometimes it is better when no other applications or software are running. For example, close Word, Excel, etc.
Not Helpful 8 Helpful If you have a rooted phone then you should be able to screen record with an app called "Rec. Not Helpful 36 Helpful I'm using a PC with Chrome. Any suggestions? Try other extensions like Video DownloadHelper. Video Downloader professional is also good. Not Helpful 22 Helpful 6. Will I be penalized if I use video download software on protected content, or will it just not download? You won't be penalized, and it will download. All of this is protected content.
Not Helpful 4 Helpful 4. Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. You can also download shows from Netflix to view them offline for as long as you have an account.
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