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Youtube video on a powerpoint?

gojackets

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Hey does anyone know if there is anyway I can save a youtube video to my computer or put it onto a power point so I can show it at school? I'm a teacher and the schools software doesn't allow us on the website.
 
Re: Youtube video on a powerpoint?

Hey does anyone know if there is anyway I can save a youtube video to my computer or put it onto a power point so I can show it at school? I'm a teacher and the schools software doesn't allow us on the website.

I don't have a solution (I saw a guy try this once, and he almost lost an eye), but your last sentence reminded me of how our marketing department would sent an internal newsletter almost daily, and it would often have links to videos the company had posted to YouTube. This was great, except IT had blocked YouTube so we couldn't see the content that our company created.
 
Re: Youtube video on a powerpoint?

Not sure if this still works, haven't tried it in a long time, but I got about six or seven videos off Youtube doing this process. You will probably need to download an MP3 converter though.

1. find video
2. right click, get page source
3: ctrl find: watch_full
4: copy text from the question mark at the end of full screen (include this) to the
& sign at the end of title (don't include this)
5. Take out youtube url after the slash, and replace with get_video and then copy the
text from the page source.
6. Download it, and then change file name to .avi
 
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Re: Youtube video on a powerpoint?

I don't have a solution (I saw a guy try this once, and he almost lost an eye), but your last sentence reminded me of how our marketing department would sent an internal newsletter almost daily, and it would often have links to videos the company had posted to YouTube. This was great, except IT had blocked YouTube so we couldn't see the content that our company created.

ya we had a profession development session on integrating internet sources into our lessons and they did a thing on youtube videos....but we can't get on youtube.
 
Re: Youtube video on a powerpoint?

Not sure if this still works, haven't tried it in a long time, but I got about six or seven videos off Youtube doing this process. You will probably need to download an MP3 converter though.

1. find video
2. right click, get page source
3: ctrl find: watch_full
4: copy text from the question mark at the end of full screen (include this) to the
& sign at the end of title (don't include this)
5. Take out youtube url after the slash, and replace with get_video and then copy the
text from the page source.
6. Download it, and then change file name to .avi

Nope... :(
 
Re: Youtube video on a powerpoint?

so i did both of those and it said that it can't put video into the powerpoint. My guess is that it is a FLV type file and thats not supported by power point. Can I change the video format?

The KeepVid website allows you to pick the format you want to download it in. Try MP4.
 
Re: Youtube video on a powerpoint?

I gave up...but thanks for the help. Tried the FLV video and it wasn't working for me because I couldn't download a shockwave player :(
 
Re: Youtube video on a powerpoint?

I gave up...but thanks for the help. Tried the FLV video and it wasn't working for me because I couldn't download a shockwave player :(
If you want to post/send me the link, I can give it a go and send it to you.
 
Re: Youtube video on a powerpoint?

nah i did the power point today....just had the real player available on the smart board and switched back and forth.
 
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