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Nico Video ("Nico Nico Douga") is a flash-based video sharing web site not entirely unlike YouTube. It has a gimmick that allows users to post comments directly on top of the movies. I put this post together to help fighting game movie hounds use the site

When you want to download a YouTube video, click on the bookmarklet and you should see a new option below the embeddable code. Right-click and select "save link as" or "save target as" and enter a proper name for the video.

Gets a list of the users subscriptions and makes an rss feed from the subscribed users videos. The videos are embedded in the feed itself with an alt tag for images that link to the video on youtube if the feed reader does not support embedded youtube pla

Add a new bookmark with this code as the address, and when clicked while you are on a Youtube movie page, it reloads the page with the higher quality version of the video:

javascript:window.location+=%22&fmt=18%22

Alternatively, if you are logged into your Youtube account, you can change the default display in your account admin pages, at http://youtube.com/video_quality_settings.

And for embed, just adding the fmt=18 bit to the URL won’t work. You have to add a couple of small pieces elsewhere too, as follows:

<object width=”480” height=”397“><param name=”movie” value=”(VIDEO EMBED URL)&ap=%2526fmt%3D18“></param><param name=”wmode” value=”window“></param><embed src=”(VIDEO EMBED URL)&ap=%2526fmt%3D18” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” wmode=”window” width=”480” height=”397“></embed></object>

Youtube now lets you upload several videos at once. Descriptions, tags, and options can be edited from the web-based upload panel. Requires a little app which needs to be installed on your machine. Mac OS X version available. Each video can be up to 10 mi

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