how do you save video files from websites to your pc?

Question

like mpeg Video clips,so i can watch them on pc

Answer 1

1)Right click on the video - (Before or after you've watched it.) If it's after you watched it and Windows Media Player opened up where it takes up your whole computer screen. Be sure to close the windows media player. And then Right Click on video as you seen it when you came to the web site.

2)Select "Save Target As"

3)The put the Video in one of your folders so you can go back and play it.

FYI. - Creat a New Folder in My Documents and Call it "Video"
To Do: Goto My Documents (open it) > Right Click in the empty area (white area) > Select "New" >Select "Folder". Done!

To Rename Folder: Right Click on the Folder you just added. > Select "Rename" > Type in name of your Folder. Done!

Real easy to do.

Answer 2

If download is not available directly, and you are sure the video is in mpeg format, try one of the following methods:

1) try looking for the video in the "temporary internet files", it should be somewhere there, if you can't find it, try locating it there while you are watching it (some smart-sites remove it from there after watching it), in this case, you have to copy-and-paste it just before it ends (so that you guarentee that it's fully loaded!!!)

2) try viewing the page source, locate the path of the video, and try downloading it using any download manager (such as get right), you can also paste that location into the address field in your browser.

these two ways should work fine!!!

Enjoy ;)

Answer 3

Off the top of my head, look for a download button, and if the download works, you will have the option (on your screen) to play it or save it to disk, and you can usualy decide where on your hard drive to save it. This does depend on the website--not all have the download option. Also, hopefully you have virus protection!