[theegoldenone]

First let me apologize if this has already been posted. I found a link that will convert YouTube videos to mp4 format. I already had been using this on the pc for awhile. Then I tried to move the mp4 from the pc to my pb and it worked. Next I tried to download directly from my pb and it worked perfectly. So here's a short how to.

Step 1. Go to YouTube and find the video you desire.
Step 2. Highlight the link and copy.
Step 3. Go to YouTube In MP4 - Download YouTube videos in MP4 format
Step 4. Paste the link where it says "Enter YouTube Link Here..."
Step 5. Click the Download button.
Step 6. Click the Download MP4 without Java button.

The video will download directly to the Videos file on your pb.
Enjoy

[Sonic-NKT]

there is also an app (sideloaded) that will do all this on your pb "tubemate"

[theegoldenone]

Great! I guess this will only apply to folks who don't sideload (like myself).

[mark1914]

there is also an app (sideloaded) that will do all this on your pb "tubemate"

I cant get videos to open on my pb. Followed the instructions and downloaded it without jave. It shows up in my File Manager not Videos. then when i click it it says File Cannot be opened Check Permissions


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[theegoldenone]

Did the video finish downloading?

[Chaddface]

Thanks for the link. There was another site that stopped working a while back. Does the Site convert to MP4 or does the file have to be in MP4 to work? I tried a couple kids videos with success. "I'm just a boy they named Calliou"

[theegoldenone]

You're welcome. The site converts it to MP4.

[mark1914]

Do I have to have wifi to download the videos?

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[pacoman03]

You're welcome. The site converts it to MP4.

Not really, since most videos on YouTube are already mp4's. Fot those who don't mind sideloading, tubemate has a couple of advantages, (1) it's easier to use, and (2) tubemate allows you to choose for download from the available resolutions that the video can be streamed in- the website seems to default to standard def with no option to change that.

[diegonei]

Do I have to have wifi to download the videos?

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Unless you have stellar H+ service, yes, use Wifi. And make sure you're using rroyy's Bridge to avoid fees.

[madman0141]

If you can get through the German Filsh.net works well.

[theegoldenone]

Do I have to have wifi to download the videos?

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No, it's not a requirement. I downloaded a 23 minute video via bridge through my 9810. Took a few minutes.

[theegoldenone]

Not really, since most videos on YouTube are already mp4's. Fot those who don't mind sideloading, tubemate has a couple of advantages, (1) it's easier to use, and (2) tubemate allows you to choose for download from the available resolutions that the video can be streamed in- the website seems to default to standard def with no option to change that.

Thanks for the info.

[taz323]

Thanks works great,nice heads up.