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How to download a YouTube video using VLC I've mentioned the VLC Media Player above because it's a fantastic tool for Windows users that plays back just about any media ever created. It turns out, it also has the ability to download YouTube videos, albeit in a convoluted way. (If you run into any problems with it, you may need to do a full re-install of VLC and clear your cache to make this work.) Copy a URL from a YouTube video, then open up VLC. From the Media menu select O...pen Network Stream(Ctrl+N) and paste in the URL. Click Play. When the video is playing, go to Tools > Codec Information. There is a box at the bottom called "Source"copy the URL you find in that box. VLC Save Go back to your browser and paste the URLit's a temporary web address and will expire eventuallyin the address bar and start playing the video. When you're viewing the video in the browser, you'll see an option to download the file to keep locally. VLC Save 2 However, it appears that VLC is only going to save your file as 1080p and not any higher, even if the original YouTube stream was available in 1440p or 2160p (aka 4K). It also won't convert video to other formats.

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What guarantees does UofU have that the hackers won't release this data even though they got paid? Do they think the hackers are honorable? https://www.pcmag.com//university-of-utah-pays-ransomware-

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To clear up the white-bar issue: https://superuser.com//what-does-ctrlwinshiftb-do-in-windo

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