There is a nice video about saving YouTube videos at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7s3c1OZiHs.
 
Basically, you find a program on the web...there are many including KeepVid, Vixy, Video Downloader etc.. Insert the URL into the application online (you don't have to download anything.)  Name the resulting file with a FLV extension and save.  Then download an FLV player.  Do a search there are many of these also.  Drag the downloader file into the player and Voila!
 
Judith D.
Adult Learning Resource Center
Arlington Heights, Illinois
 
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From: technology-bounces at nifl.gov on behalf of David J. Rosen 
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Subject: [Technology 1673] "Grabbing" videos



	Barry (Bakin) and/or others who may know,
	
	For teachers who may want to use a video that appears on VideoJug, 
	YouTube or TeacherTube, and who do not want to send students to the 
	Web site for reasons that you explained, how exactly does a teacher 
	"grab" the video? Are there legal restrictions to using a video this 
	way for educational purposes?
	
	Thanks for your help.
	
	David J. Rosen
	djrosen at comcast.net
	
	
	
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