Totally dependent on youtube videos for Altium use

[Flyback]

Hi,
I depend on seeing youtube videos to teach me Altium.
But i only have a laptop.
And i cannot watch youtube when not connected to the internet.
How can i somehow download the youtube videos to my laptop?...so that i can watch them when i am not connected to the internet?

The Youtube premium service offers downloads, but only to an App which is only available to people with smartphones.
(I do not have a smartphone, since their screens simply arent big enough)

Youtube is not clear about this.

 

[alec_t]

If the app is for Android phones then a workaround might be to run the app under Bluestacks (an Android emulator for Windows/Mac). It would likely run slowly though. I tried running an Android-compatible app under Bluestacks on my laptop: only one of the four CPU cores got allocated to the app so the result was rather l..a..g..g..y.

 

[Pommie]

Firefox used to have an addon that could do it.

Mike.

 

[Lightium]

Use a screen/window recorder. if your on Linux use OBS Studio.

 

[Lightium]

Try 4K video Downloader.

 

[Nigel Goodwin]

There are numerous free programs for downloading YouTube videos, have you ever considered just using google and looking yourself?.

Post #5 gives one decent example.

 

[Flyback]

Thanks yes, it is illegal and i worried the ones for download are trojans

 

[DerStrom8]

Downloading Youtube videos using third-party websites or software is against their terms of use and is, in essence, illegal. Youtube does offer their Premium service, however, which allows you to download the videos.

 

[ChrisP58]

Hi,
I depend on seeing youtube videos to teach me Altium.
But i only have a laptop.
And i cannot watch youtube when not connected to the internet.
How can i somehow download the youtube videos to my laptop?...so that i can watch them when i am not connected to the internet?

The Youtube premium service offers downloads, but only to an App which is only available to people with smartphones.
(I do not have a smartphone, since their screens simply arent big enough)

Youtube is not clear about this.

I find that my 8" Samsung tablet is quite adequate for watching most Youtube technical videos.

Also, most smartphones have the ability to cast their screens to another display device. How big of a screen do you want?