But I will mention a trick that it’s the most simple that I’ve found. This method includes using http://www.tubeleecher.com.

Ok here are the steps involved

1) visit http://www.tubeleecher.com
2) copy the youtube link of the video you want to download
3) paste it in the textbox on tubeleecher site
4) press “Download” and save it

You can watch the video you just downloaded with a flash player.
get it here http://download.cnet.com/FLV-Player/3000-13632_4-10467081.html

I’ve found also a youtube video explaining the whole procedure of getting youtube videos with the method described above.
Watch it here — >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-h87N9F_mdc

Thanks,

I constructed the url back again and sent it as the source to my player. Everything worked again. But the only problem here is that it would work for people on my network alone and not for anybody else. The “t” is being generated for each ip was what i could arrive at. So if i was running my server in the same ip from which i was browsing then i would get to see the video.

However, thank you for your comment and I hope you will find other articles and tutorials here at UXPassion.com to be useful for you.

Vibor

Am I doing something wrong there ?

Thanks

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