Save YouTube Videos with VideoDownloader with Firefox
So you’re a fan of those viral videos and YouTube stuff that you’d want to save them for you to view over and over and over. Problem is, there’s no “Save as” function for embedded videos and that YouTube screen would just show Flash Player details. Here’s what you can do:

- Get the Firefox VideoDownloader Add-on
Add-ons are a great feature of Firefox. It allows you to install small applications (widgets) to work with Firefox to do more tasks that Firefox can’t do alone (yeah, there are quite a handful). Like Firefox, they’re free! The VideoDownloader add-on is one of them. You can get it here.
And here’s a cool instructional video on how to use it.
- Saving and Playback
Using VideoDownloader, you’d easily be able to save embedded videos. You can now play them as video files on your PC using your preferred media player.
If you happen to download Youtube videos, you might be saving FLV files (or VideoDownloader may prompt you to change the file extension as such).
To play back FLV files offline, you need an FLV player like nFLV Player. It’s freeware!











You can find different approaches for downloading your favorite videos from YouTube, just by googling it. Here is a new approach for downloading is not only applicable to YouTube, but its applicable to all similar sites like Google videos, Yahoo videos, ifilm, metacafe etc.
The software is absolutely free and available for Windows, Mac and Linux platforms. Since it uses the popular VLC Media Player, it can play virtually all video formats from MOV to Windows Media to iPod MP4.
