In the past, I had shared 2 YouTube tips on How to download YouTube Videos :

- Download YouTube Videos using YouTube Downloader

- How to Download Videos from YouTube

YouTube is now also supporting Videos with HD 720p and full-HD 1080p quality. Due to this lots of good Movie Trailers are uploaded to YouTube in HD quality.

Today’s tip will allow you to Download YouTube Videos in HD 720p and 1080 Full-HD Quality Videos.

This can be achieved using a Freeware Utility – YouTube HD Transfer

YouTube HD Transfer is a small freeware utility that allows you to download videos from YouTube in various formats and qualities like low/high quality FLV, High Definition MP4 (720p), Full High Definition MP4 (1080p).

How to Download YouTube Videos in HD 720p and 1080p Quality

• Download YouTube HD Transfer – Link is provided below
• Install the the utility and launch it
• Copy any favourite YouTube Video URL
• paste the YouTube video URL from your browser into YouTube HD Transfer
• Now select the video quality you want to download and click the “Download” button.

YouTube HD Transfer has a very good feature search function. Using this feature you can find your favorite YouTube videos and a preview option to watch the videos before downloading them.

Download YouTube HD Transfer

Download YouTube HD Transfer

Thanks Harris

Just few days back, Google Launched URL Shortener service – goo.gl.

Now it is YouTube’s turn. YouTube have introduced its own URL Shortener service – Youtu.be. It will be used only for YouTube videos.

These days there are lots of URL shortening websites are coming up. URL shortening reduce the long URL’s into shorter URL’s. The service which can make the shortest URL are becoming popular.

Using YouTube’s new URL shortener, YouTube Video Uploaders can add things such as:

1. show thumbnails
2. embed videos directly
3. Real time tracking on video spreading
   

   “Because the link contains the ID of the video you’re going to see, developers can do interesting things like show you thumbnails, embed the video directly, or track how a video is spreading in real-time”.

How to use youtu.be – YouTube URL Shortener service

1. Take any Youtube URL. for ex: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEdxHgCoXss
2. Replace the “http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=” from the above URL with “http://youtu.be/”> to get: http://youtu.be/tEdxHgCoXss
3. Put the shorter URL in the browser address bar and hit ENTER. It will redirect to the actual youtube video.

Muziic is a new Music Player developed by David Nelson and Mark Nelson. David is just 15 years old and Mark Nelson is his father.

You may be thinking So what? There are a lot of Music Player software on the Web.

Before you start thinking, let me tell you that this is different from other usual Music Players.

As you all know, YouTube is a free website where you can upload, share and view videos. This Music Player can listen to the audio of any YouTube video you want. Isn’t it great? Whenever i want to hear to some songs, i go to YouTube and type the song name and listen to the song. I don’t watch it.

But using this music player you don’t have to browse through YouTube web-site. You can just select any song of your choice and listen it.

Muziic is a music player and converter.

Listen Music of Youtube Videos in Muziic (Credit: CBS Interactive)

You can even create playlists of streaming-audio files from YouTube.

Wait… Does Muziic violate You Tube terms of use? Even i am not sure. I think there are lot of opinions floating around on the web.

Muziic Player is available for free Download at Download.com

I have downloaded and installed it. When you start Muziic player, it is slow because it connects to the YouTube service. There is a search box where you can search for any songs or any video. After it list out the results, just click on the plus sign next to songs that are displayed.

There are controls like any other music player. With those controls you can stop, play, pause, skip to next or previous songs. There is also a Playlist feature. You can save the playlist for future use.

I liked it very much. It works well but takes some memory. You need not bother if you have enough memory.

As i mentioned above, Muziic Player has also got a converter/encoder. You can convert the files and save it as MP3 File.

Hope you like it.

Try it and let me know your take on this new Music player for Youtube.

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In the past, i published a post to show you Different ways to download videos from Youtube. Today, i was going through Download.com and found a software tool called Youtube Downloader.

The name tells you what does this tool do. After you download and install it. You can Download any Youtube video you want.

Download YouTube Videos – YouTube Downloader

This tool will let you to download videos from YouTube and many others and convert them to other video formats. It is very easy to use.

– Just specify the URL for the video you want to download
– Click Ok button to download the video.

You can convert downloaded videos for iPod, iPhone, PSP, Cell Phone, Windows Media, XVid and MP3.

It also supports other websites like Yahoo Video, Daily Motion, etc.,

Download YouTube Downloader

Give it a try and Let me know how it is? Also share any other tips.

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Graham Gooch – Old Trafford 1993
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As a batsman who thrived best when he backed his instincts, Gooch had one notable occasion to rue them, at Old Trafford in the opening Test of the 1993 Ashes. As was so often the case at the start of the 1990s, Gooch was leading by example as his team floundered around him, compiling a brilliant final-day century, his 18th in Tests, to give England a glimmer of a get-out clause as they struggled to avoid defeat. On 133, however, he jabbed down late on a rising delivery from Merv Hughes, and momentarily lost his composure. As the ball ricocheted off the turf and lobbed menacingly towards the stumps, Gooch used his hand to brush it to safety, and was rightly sent on his way by Dickie Bird. The following day’s papers, cruelly pursuing the play-on-words and ignoring the heroics that had preceded them, were unanimous: “Gooch hands the Ashes to Australia”.

Ashok Mankad – Headingley 1974
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The eldest son of the legendary Vinoo, Ashok Mankad was never quite able to emerge from his father’s shadow. Arguably, he was given a raw deal by the Indian selectors, who would often pick him for one match per series, and then throw him in at anywhere from No. 1 to No. 8 in the order. And, as if that wasn’t bad enough, accidents singled him out as well, never more so than at Headingley in 1974, during his solitary appearance of a disappointing tour of England. He had batted attractively for a rearguard 43, but was unluckily dismissed as he swayed out of the way of a Chris Old bouncer. His cap fell off as he ducked his head out of line, and landed on the stumps. India collapsed soon afterwards, to lose by an innings and 78 runs.

Andy Ducat – Headingley 1921
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A one-cap wonder and a Surrey stalwart, Andy Ducat’s greatest claim to fame was the unfortunate manner of his maiden Test dismissal. Facing up to the redoubtable Australian fast bowler, Ted McDonald, Ducat had failed to add to his overnight 3 when he broke the shoulder of his bat as he attempted a steer through the covers. The resulting loss of power meant that an effective stroke became a tame lob to slip, and as if that wasn’t embarrassing enough, the shard of bat went on to dislodge the bails as well. It was the first of these two dismissals that was recorded for posterity, and Ducat managed just two more runs in his international career, as Australia romped to a 219-run victory. Remarkably, McDonald pulled off the same stunt later in the year, when South Africa’s Billy Zulch was given out hit-wicket by another piece of splintered bat.

Wayne Phillips – Edgbaston 1985
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The catch that clinched the match that allowed England to regain the Ashes … and it remains shrouded in mystery to this day. With a little over an hour of the fifth Test remaining, the series was deadlocked at 1-1, and though Australia were facing an innings defeat Wayne Phillips was 59 not out and digging in for the draw. At 113 for 5, however, he cut a delivery from Phil Edmonds that clattered into the in-step of Allan Lamb, one of a host of vultures circling around the bat. The ball bounced up for an alert David Gower to swivel round and pouch it, and after a consultation, umpires Shepherd and Constant sent him on his way. The breach made, Australia crumbled, losing their last five wickets for 29 runs.

Colin Wells – Sussex v Warwickshire 1980
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Bowling against Sussex in a John Player League match, Geoff Humpage’s attempt to stop a firm straight drive failed, but as luck would have it, fashion had passed him by. Flared trousers and other monstrosities had all but disappeared from 1980s life, but the Humpage clan were still rooted in the previous decade, which was just as well for his team-mates. The material billowing from his outstretched limb clearly brushed the speeding ball, which cannoned into the stumps of the non-striker Colin Wells. Not so much a wicket taken with flair, as one taken by flares …

Andrew Symonds – Melbourne 2005-06
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It’s easy to grin and bear it when you’re in some of the best form of your life, and your team is rollicking towards a massive total in the opening match of a one-day tournament. That is what Andrew Symonds did at Melbourne last month, in the VB Series curtain-raiser against Sri Lanka. His tubthumping 66 from 61 balls was sawn off in a remarkable moment of misfortune, when he hammered a straight drive off Jehan Mubarak with such force that Michael Clarke at the non-striker’s end had no time to react. The ball looped up off Clarke’s ankle, all the way to Tillekeratne Dilshan at wide mid-on, who accepted the offering with an air of bemusement. As Symonds departed he grinned at a sheepish Clarke and indicated he was owed a post-match pint.

Michael Vaughan – Bangalore 2001-02
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Michael Vaughan became the seventh man to be dismissed for handling the ball – and the second Englishman after Graham Gooch – when a moment of confusion cost him his wicket against India at Bangalore in 2001. Vaughan had been blighted thus far in his career by injuries, but he had only himself to blame here. Well set on 64, he missed a sweep shot off Sarandeep Singh and the ball got trapped beneath him. Even though the ball wasn’t heading towards his stumps, he brushed it away in a moment of thoughtlessness: the Indians appealed, as was their right, and Vaughan was sent packing, much to the consternation of his captain, Nasser Hussain, who claimed it was “against the spirit of the game”. Had Vaughan simply tossed the ball to a fielder, it is unlikely India would have appealed. England, as was their wont back then, collapsed

Inzamam-ul-Haq – Faisalabad 2005-06
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Inzamam-ul-Haq had battered England en route towards another hundred in the second Test at Faisalabad, when an unfortunate, and controversial, decision robbed him of an innings of monstrous proportions. After celebrating his hundred, he played a full toss from Steven Harmison back to the bowler. Harmison reacted immediately by throwing down his stumps – something he had tried once before, nearly dismissing Shane Warne in the 2005 Ashes. Inzamam, unsurprisingly, took evasive action and replays suggested his back foot had lifted from the crease. It wasn’t a good decision, and his flummoxed face as he trudged off demonstrated as much. But Inzamam even managed to upstage himself six weeks later, in the first ODI against India.

Salman Butt – Multan 2005-06
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Salman Butt, in the same series as Inzamam’s dismissal, was perhaps even more unfortunate, although Marcus Trescothick might lay claim to that. It was the first day at Multan, during England’s pre-Christmas tour of Pakistan, and Butt and Younis Khan were moving along smoothly, after Shoaib Malik had fallen for 39. Nearing a deserved century, Butt’s patience ran dry and a slashed slog off Shaun Udal – who was making his debut aged 36 – sped towards Marcus Trescothick at first slip. The ball bounced off Trescothick’s forehead, causing Geraint Jones to scamper and dive low to take the head-butted deflection. “I’d rather it had come in a more conventional manner,” mused Udal afterwards, as he reflected on the end of a 17-year wait for his first Test wicket.

Tom Pugh – Peterborough 1961
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To be given out “jaw before wicket” is presumably as painful as it sounds. The man who could tell you is the former Gloucestershire captain, Tom Pugh, who suffered that indignity at Peterborough in 1961. Facing up to the Northants fast bowler, David Larter, Pugh had not yet got off the mark when he ducked into a low full-toss. Cracked on the side of the face plumb in front of the stumps, Larter appealed, the umpire upheld, and Pugh was rushed to hospital with his jaw broken in two places, as his team collapsed from 61 for 1 to 66 for 5. They coped admirably in his absence, however, successfully chasing down a target of 304 to win by four wickets on the third afternoon.

And a freakish non-dismissal …

Mohammad Ashraful – Trent Bridge 2005
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Fresh from a brilliant hundred that had sealed the upset of the century, against Australia at Sophia Gardens, great things were suddenly expected of Bangladesh’s young strokeplayer, Mohammad Ashraful. But his next outing could hardly have begun in less auspicious circumstances. Bangladesh had just lost two wickets in two balls to England’s gangly debutant, Chris Tremlett, and when Ashraful pushed forward uncertainly to Tremlett’s next delivery, he needed some divine intervention to avoid becoming the hat-trick victim. The ball looped up and landed smack bang on the top of middle stump, but somehow neither bail was dislodged. Grinning from ear to ear, Ashraful responded with an innings of pure abandon. He brought up his half-century from a mere 21 balls, and had reached 94 from just 52 by the time he was bowled by a Paul Collingwood slower ball. It was not enough to save the match, but it confirmed the arrival of a special talent.

You can download videos from you tube and save it to local hard disk by the following ways

Web based

1. YouTubeX is now VideoDownloadX doesn’t have a lot of options, but it’s simple, and it works. It also enables you to share the YouTube video with your friends via e-mail. Unfortunately, all the files are called get_video, and you have to add the .flv extension manually.

VideoDownloadX.com

2. KeepVid is another simple site. No hassle, works not only for YouTube movies but for a number of other sites, including Google Video, MySpace Video, DailyMotion and others. Again, you have to add the .flv extension by hand.

keepvid.com

3. VideoDownloader is very similar to KeepVid, but supports even more video sharing sites, and it’s also available as a Firefox extension. Just like with KeepVid, all downloads are in .flv format. We recommend MediaCoder for free conversion.

javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php

4. YouTube Downloads takes the cake in the longest domain name contest. It also separates itself by using a proxy for downloading videos, which means that you might be able to get videos even if YouTube access is blocked at your workplace or in the country you live. Just search Google for YouTube videos, and copy/paste the URL into YouTube Downloads.

www.downloadandsaveyoutubevideos.info

5. Zamzar is an online file format conversion site which can do a lot more than just converting YouTube videos to another format and downloading them to your hard drive, but it’s doing a great job so we had to include it here. Thoroughly tested by us and highly recommended.
www.zamzar.com

If you know any way to download the youtube video, Leave a comment.

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I had downloaded the Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson after his retirement. I downloaded from CricTorrents. Now, the site is not available .

Don’t know about Torrents ? – Read Torrents Guide

Yesterday night i uploaded the Shane Warne interview to youtube

Because the interview is long and youtube allows only 10 minutes or 100 MB of video, you will find whole interview divided into nine parts.

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 1 :

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 2 :

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 3 :

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 4 :

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 5 :

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 6 :

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 7 :

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 8 :

Shane Warne Interview by Parkinson 9 :

I hope you enjoyed the show

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