How do I download Facebook videos with Google Chrome?
Using Google Chrome is by far the easiest way to download any facebook videos. I keep wondering why most people don’t use it and go with some crappy apps and softwares to get the work done.Long story short, there are these 6 straightforward steps:Play the video that you want to download.Right click on the video.Copy the link address/link URL from the menu that opens on right click.Open a new tab on chrome and paste the copied link.The video would open in the new tab now. Play the video.Right click on it and you’ll see a download video option. Click on it and the video will get downloaded.FAQCan I use this trick to download facebook videos on my smartphone?Yes, you can use this exact same method to download facebook videos on your phone.Why can’t I choose to ‘save the video’ when I right click the video from my facebook profile?If you ‘save the video’ from your facebook profile, it will be added as a saved video within your facebook profile and will not get actually downloaded on your computer or phone.Is there any video tutorial where I can see this method to download facebook videos in action?Yes, there is a video tutorial where you can see this method explained step by step. Here is the link.[1]Footnotes[1] CORRECT WAY to download Facebook videos on your phone without using any software
How can one livestream to Youtube, Facebook and Twitter at the sime time? So combine Hang/W with Google Hangouts at the same time from the same device (smartphone or desktop app)?
You could use a computer (Windows/Mac) software like Telestream Wirecast to stream captured or recorded video from your computer to multiple destinations. That will require buying the software and using a high output internet connection (each output requires ~ 3-4 MBps per destination). If you want to do this from your phone or tablet, and are limited by bandwidth, that’s complicated.Some streaming video providers allow sending multiple videos from your account to YouTube, Facebook etc. For example: Brightcove, Livestream, Kaltura.Two new cloud services let you send video to multiple social media sites. Their workflow is based on using one incoming stream, and sending the same stream to multiple social media sites. Switchboard is designed for creative people and companies who want to publish video content on social media sites. Videolinq will work for everyone: from individuals, to house of faith, to schools, and to companies who want to stream to Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and their own site. Videolinq has a simple payment model: you pay only $1 per hour for each stream send out.
Will megashare give me a virus?
Looks like a nice legit website to me, and so do reviews! However, the files you download might not be. If I gave you a document labelled "horror-movie.zip" Doesn't mean it will be what you expect. Also, if it's a copyrighted film, it is illegal.
How can you download embedded Wistia videos?
No extra software needed. Instructions below…Having said that, stealing is bad. I do however feel that if I pay for something, I should have the right to a local copy that I can reference offline when the Interwebs go down. Not that I do this…but I should have the right.Go to the video’s URLView the source of the pageIf i’t blocked, add “view-source:” in front of the URLSearch for, and click on the link that contains “embed/iframe/”, where the appended “xxxxxxxxxx” is the video identifier code.After you click on the link, a new tab should open with the video inside it.View the source of the page againIf i’t blocked, add “view-source:” in front of the URLSearch for the first link/URL that ends in .binCopy and paste that link into a new tab, and then replace the “.bin” with “.mp4”Right-click on the video and “Save your video” to download it.Again, stealing is bad. I hope this helps for all legit uses.