Burn Video from YouTube

My wife found a beautiful Elvis song (Who Am I) on You Tube. Is it possible to download and burn to dvd?

 

should be.

 

If it is an unrestricted link you should be able to download with no problem, but if you don't know, some YouTube channels require that the user subscribe to that channel and sometimes, pay a small fee for the privilege of being able to download their program material.

 

Of course it's possible (there are tons of options for downloading from YouTube, converting/burning is just as easy), but legality is another story.

 

i thought it was a trick question

 

Made the mistake of going on line and found a web site that looked legit that said download this. Well I got a whole lot more than I wanted. It took me a couple of hours to clean out all the trash. I had stuff popping all over the screen. I am not trying to steal anything. I would be happy to buy the video.

 

Well, you could also search online in known reliable webstores selling music, look up Elvis and then when you have found a CD that includes this song, buy it.

 

Use DVD Flick to burn the video file to DVD. It works great.

 

There are many programs that enable you to download Youtube videos. I use an extension for Firefox called "YouTube Downloader" which works very well - it makes it easy to download any available resolution. Burning to DVD is also easy if you intend to play the DVD on a computer. It's trickier to create a DVD that will play properly on a commercial DVD player. I can't give you clear advice about that, but I'm sure others can.

 

check the video downloaders section at PortableFreeware dot com. they go over the programs pretty well before they add anything to their database and if it includes even adware someone will mention it in the comments and it usually gets removed or they link to an earlier version.

or you could use the one month trial of Internet Download Manager, which is what i use. other reputable Firefox add-ons include Flash Get and DownThemAll. Be aware that some of the video downloader browser add-ons might be making their money by tracking your internet surfing so i don't install those unless they're well known.

also, i don't think the music owners or YouTube cares too much if you download the stuff because they could prevent it if they wanted to.

 

Just use a website unless you're going to do this frequently. Easiest way is to add pwn between www. and youtube.com

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