ChatterBank0 min ago
Problem With Youtube
5 Answers
Since last week, whenever I try to download a video/song from youtube
stead of the usual .. https:/ /youtub e.com/w atch?v= ...
I have been getting .. https:/ /youtu. be/HmL . The difference being the dot between tu and be and I think this is preventing the video from being copied. Is there anyone who can help put this right?
stead of the usual .. https:/
I have been getting .. https:/
Answers
Well I'm pleased that you've sorted it out but I might as well explain the difference between the two types of Youtube link anyway: A 'normal' Youtube link (that you'll find by searching for a video from Youtube's home page) has ' youtube. com' in it. Using such a link will always start the video from the beginning. However if you click on 'Share' you'll see that...
20:25 Tue 31st Mar 2015
Well I'm pleased that you've sorted it out but I might as well explain the difference between the two types of Youtube link anyway:
A 'normal' Youtube link (that you'll find by searching for a video from Youtube's home page) has 'youtube.com' in it. Using such a link will always start the video from the beginning. However if you click on 'Share' you'll see that the link offered has the 'youtu.be' format and, alongside it, there's an additional option to choose when the video will start from when that link is used. So, for example, you might find a 5 minute long video, that you want to send to a friend, but only the last minute of it is actually interesting. You can then get a 'youtu.be' link that will start the video 4 minutes into it.
However some applications can't work with those 'youtu.be' links, so (when using such applications) it's important to copy the 'normal' URL directly from your browser's address bar, rather than clicking the 'Share' button.
A 'normal' Youtube link (that you'll find by searching for a video from Youtube's home page) has 'youtube.com' in it. Using such a link will always start the video from the beginning. However if you click on 'Share' you'll see that the link offered has the 'youtu.be' format and, alongside it, there's an additional option to choose when the video will start from when that link is used. So, for example, you might find a 5 minute long video, that you want to send to a friend, but only the last minute of it is actually interesting. You can then get a 'youtu.be' link that will start the video 4 minutes into it.
However some applications can't work with those 'youtu.be' links, so (when using such applications) it's important to copy the 'normal' URL directly from your browser's address bar, rather than clicking the 'Share' button.