I want to download free music videos and then burn and play them in my home dvd player. What if any is an easy free program to use.Thank you in advance for your help!
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There is a script on userscripts.org that enables u 2 download youtube videos. Search "download youtube videos" on userscripts and click on one that u want (most of them work fine). Im pretty sure youtube should have a lot of music videos. Then u can download the videos to itunes. From there when it is in ur videos library, drag the file onto your desktop and change the format to whatever ur burn application supports. Then insert a cd or dvd and make a bdownload free music videosurn folder (right click). Drag ur video in2 the burn folder. Open the folder and somewhere it should say burn (when u have inserted a cd or dvd). Click it and it should work when u put it in the dvd player. At least I think. Dang im so unsure today...
Oh and the guy above is right.
None. If you do make sure you read the agreement. Most can get into your computer and what ever is copy righted, you're in big trouble. Best to buy or borrow from someone else. If it sounds to good to be true, it isn't. Borrow some from a friend, make copies or have your friend make you a copy. Be smart friend.
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download helper works the best. it's easy to use once you learn how and it lets you download any streaming media
here's how: http://stuffthatscoolblog.blogspot.com/2009/07/download-helper.html
You can just go to this website.
They have Music Videos & Movies. I use it a lot.
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You might have a look at the Orbit video downloader. I've had good luck using that before.
Limewire or WinMX are both good for that.
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