Downloading YouTube Videos

Micky Addam explains how to download and save your favourite YouTube videos.

We all know Youtube, that very famous magical portal, translated into 61 languages and that exists in 75 different countries, where anyone can upload a video, share it with the whole world, and maybe even become famous. In 60 days more videos are uploaded to Youtube than in 60 years of broadcasting by the three major American televisions and 300 hours of new videos are added every minute.

YouTube, LLC was founded on February 14, 2005, by Chad Hurley, Jawed Karim, and Steve Chen. The legend goes, that they could not upload their videos shot during their countless pool parties. So 15 years ago, thanks to them, a myriad of multimedia content began to be shared and viewed online, where users could also vote, add to favourites, and report, and comment on videos.

Are you a regular YouTube visitor?

Have you seen a video on YouTube that you liked so much and would like to have it on your smartphone to be able to review it without connecting to the internet as often as you want? In this article, we will find out the best application to download YouTube videos on your Windows PC.

The application is simple to use, does not require specialised knowledge, therefore within everyone's reach.

Before starting, we advise you to check that there is enough free space in your PC memory. Moreover, it would be best if you used a Wi-Fi connection because using the data connection you risk consuming your monthly package in a few minutes.

We introduce you to the free video downloader for youtube.

This tool is handy for downloading music, videos, and playlists from YouTube. You can also download from other streaming sites like Facebook, Vimeo, TikTok, and so on.

This tool also gives the flexibility to save videos in many formats such as WMV, WEBM, MP3, M4A, and so on. If you want a higher quality format, that is possible as it can also store in the best HD quality (720p and 1080p).

Here are some of the reasons why we consider this tool the best:

You will not find any annoying advertisements
It is free
No speed limits
No task limits
Updates are provided
Easy to operate.

You can download this program right away. Visit the official website at https://notmp3.com/free-video-downloader-for-youtube/. You will see a blue download button. Select the button and start the process as described above. Now, downloading YouTube videos can be as easy as a few clicks.

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About the Author

Micky Addam is a freelance journalist.


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We all know Youtube, that very famous magical portal, translated into 61 languages and that exists in 75 different countries, where anyone can upload a video, share it with the whole world, and maybe even become famous. In 60 days more videos are uploaded to Youtube than in 60 years of broadcasting by the three major American televisions and 300 hours of new videos are added every minute. YouTube, LLC was founded on February 14, 2005, by Chad Hurley, Jawed Karim, and Steve Chen. The legend goes, that they could not upload their videos shot during their countless pool parties. So 15 years ago, thanks to them, a myriad of multimedia content began to be shared and viewed online, where users could also vote, add to favourites, and report, and comment on videos. Are you a regular YouTube visitor? Have you seen a video on YouTube that you liked so much and would like to have it on your smartphone to be able to review it without connecting to the internet as often as you want? In this article, we will find out the best application to download YouTube videos on your Windows PC. The application is simple to use, does not require specialised knowledge, therefore within everyone's reach. Before starting, we advise you to check that there is enough free space in your PC memory. Moreover, it would be best if you used a Wi-Fi connection because using the data connection you risk consuming your monthly package in a few minutes. We introduce you to the free video downloader for youtube. This tool is handy for downloading music, videos, and playlists from YouTube. You can also download from other streaming sites like Facebook, Vimeo, TikTok, and so on. This tool also gives the flexibility to save videos in many formats such as WMV, WEBM, MP3, M4A, and so on. If you want a higher quality format, that is possible as it can also store in the best HD quality (720p and 1080p). Here are some of the reasons why we consider this tool the best: You will not find any annoying advertisements It is free No speed limits No task limits Updates are provided Easy to operate. You can download this program right away. Visit the official website at https://notmp3.com/free-video-downloader-for-youtube/. You will see a blue download button. Select the button and start the process as described above. Now, downloading YouTube videos can be as easy as a few clicks. Page Reference If you quote information from this page in your work, then the reference for this page is: ADDAM, M. (2020) Downloading YouTube Videos [WWW] Available from: https://www.brianmac.co.uk/articles/article593.htm [Accessed About the Author Micky Addam is a freelance journalist.