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Firefox youtube video editing software flash

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If you’re a mobile user, you’re still going to have to rely on workarounds. The issue is that the mobile version of YouTube is lagging behind with this feature. Now, you can set up your favorite videos to replay as long as you want in just a few clicks. It wasn’t until YouTube decided to finally replace Adobe Flash Player with HTML5 in 2015 that the ability to loop a video was introduced.

It’s practical to be able to set up a video to play on repeat while you’re unwinding or doing other tasks.įor quite some time, users resorted to various solutions, such as third-party tools, to play YouTube videos on repeat. Since there are over two billion monthly users on YouTube, it makes sense that many of them use the platform as their primary channel for relaxation, motivation, and entertainment. Plenty of people like putting their favorite songs, ASMR videos, meditation guides, and many other kinds of video content on repeat.

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It adds a convenient download button to the page, offers customization like removing page sections and prevent auto-buffer and auto-play, and is available for most browsers either natively or via Greasemonkey.Create PRO videos in minutes with InVideo Get Started - It's FREE There are several ways to download YouTube videos, but my favorite is YousableTubeFix. Of course if you are watching a video at 1080p, it’s probably one you will want to watch again later. The only other downside is having to wait for a while before being able to watch it. If you let it buffer the whole video, you can skip around without it re-downloading, but then it’s taking up space on the disk, so you may as well download it for real (ie, outside the temp directory).

A compatible video player (eg VLC, GOM Player, etc.) can play it much easier and using much less CPU than the Flash player (or even the HTML5 player)Īn obvious downside would be that you need enough disk-space to download the whole video at once, but then that’s true for streaming it anyway unless you skip around to unbuffered parts.

You can re-watch it or skip around in the video without having to re-download anything.

You can watch it fast, without any buffering at all.

You could always just download the video and watch it locally. This probably depends on your connection speed too.

Videos below that quality will apparently not be buffered, which I'm ok with.

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And it's been happening more recently in the past 2 months.ĮDIT: It doesn't seem to be happening anymore with videos at or above 720p quality.

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It happens in some 1080p videos, not in others, in some 720p videos, not in others. Like being able to click a button that tells them "hey, I'm planning on watching this entire video so download the whole thing". But it would be better if they would at least make it an option. I understand that they did this to save bandwidth.

But whenever it does this there doesn't seem to be a way to get it to do what I want. I'd rather it download the entire video before I can click play. This is something I want to avoid because when trying to watch 1080p videos it will keep pausing because it has to download the next 30 seconds and my connection isn't fast enough to keep up. When I'm watching a YouTube video it will only buffer the next 30 seconds or so.