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Download Youtube Videos Linux Mint

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To receive this Complete Guide absolutely free. Dear Friends, I normally download videos from YouTube, DailyMotion etc sites for late viewing or for students. For this I had never used any software.

I simply play the on-line video and when buffering completes the video appears in the /tmp folder and then I just have to copy it on another location. But now I have a problem when I play the video and after buffering completes, the video file not comes in /tmp folder. I am failed to solve the problem. Please, help me to solve this problem. Really I need the solution.

Thanks in advance. Dear Friends, I normally download videos from YouTube, DailyMotion etc sites for late viewing or for students. For this I had never used any software. I simply play the on-line video and when buffering completes the video appears in the /tmp folder and then I just have to copy it on another location. But now I have a problem when I play the video and after buffering completes, the video file not comes in /tmp folder. I am failed to solve the problem.

Please, help me to solve this problem. Really I need the solution. Thanks in advance. With google chrome/chromium in /home/(your user)/.cache/chromium-cache/google-chrome-cache or something like that videos should appear again if you use google chrome or chromium to view the videos.

For me i download video like this there also are online services that let you download in avi, mp4 etc. There are addons for firefox to download youtube videos just search the addons from firefox for youtube downoad and you'll find plenty I know about them also there are many on-line services for this job. But I wondered why this happens.

Also I know that when we play any on-line video then during buffering it stores in a folder. And the browser plays the video from that folder. Thus I want to know that folder where the on-line content appears before execution. Thanks for reply Please help me to find the solution. Dear Friends, Thanks for your contribution. But my problem is not downloading on-line videos.

My question is that if the video is not coming into the tmp folder then where it goes? Through this /tmp folder one can easily download any video, audio, pdf etc files very easily, and thats a great idea without any brain storming on softwares and on-line services. Also many of the present softwares and on-line services can easily download videos but they squeezed the quality of video. Thanks in advance.

I have two installations of Mint. Both run on different drives on the same computer. One (17.2) is specifically targeted for AV use, and has tons of AV software loaded. The other (17.3) is my 'work' machine so I try to keep it loaded with software used for business, so I don't load a ton of stuff on it. I was using the 17.3 installation to grab music from various sources using Audacity. I would record them and save them, and then playing them back was sloooow.

I found that recording at 44000 bit rate and then changing the 'project rate' to 48000 and then saving resolved this. Kind of a pain, but it works. On the 17.1 install I broke the system trying to force some photo software, so I took it down, formatted the drive and reinstalled. I had not done any recording with this system. When I finished the installation I wanted to test everything out, so I went to youtube, picked an old song and recorded it using Audacity.

Not thinking I saved it and then set up the 'players' (QMMP and VLC) to make sure they worked, and lo and behold, they played just fine. I have no idea at all what is up with the 17.3 installation, and I don't want to delve into it for fear of breaking something and having to start all over again (I use 2 partitions so reloading is merely an inconvenience. Fun as it is it's still a pain on my work system.).

As long as it's working I'll just use that install for playtime. HamptonTT wrote:My system is Linux mint 18.1, and found no peoblem about it. Then a friend of mine suggested me to use a video converter to convert my video to YouTube type video. I tried and it worked. It can convert video from mkv to mp4 and and Youtube. One has to wonder how you managed to get that program to run on Linux Mint 18.1, when checking their website I see that the program was written for Windows, versions from XP to 10. I'm tempted to declare your post to be spam, and you to be a spammer, but I guess I will let it slide for now, as some here also use Windows and might find that program useful.

HamptonTT wrote:My system is Linux mint 18.1, and found no peoblem about it. Then a friend of mine suggested me to use a video converter to convert my video to YouTube type video. I tried and it worked. It can convert video from mkv to mp4 and and Youtube. One has to wonder how you managed to get that program to run on Linux Mint 18.1, when checking their website I see that the program was written for Windows, versions from XP to 10.

I'm tempted to declare your post to be spam, and you to be a spammer, but I guess I will let it slide for now, as some here also use Windows and might find that program useful. Exactly what I was thinking. Also makes me think maybe it's some form of malware? I was a mod on a BBS system like this and we'd get them all the time. My real favourite was they vietnamese guys posting links to Toyota fork lifts. HamptonTT wrote:I have uploaded videos to YouTube and I met similar problem. After I uploaded the video, I found it no voice when playing online.

My system is Linux mint 18.1, and found no peoblem about it. Then a friend of mine suggested me to use a video converter to convert my video to YouTube type video. I tried and it worked. It can convert video from mkv to mp4 and and Youtube. That might be great if I were running Windows 8/10, but since I'm posting this in a Linux Mint forum, I'd like something that runs natively on Linux. If you're lost I'd suggest finding your way again to people who will fall for it.