The Gang of Five
Beyond the Mysterious Beyond => Hobbies and Recreation => Computer and Electronics => Topic started by: Petrie. on June 17, 2008, 05:45:59 PM
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This is old news but I figured I'd bring it up. You can get high(er) quality videos on youtube by adding &fmt=18 to the end of a youtube URL. Sometimes &fmt=6 will work as well.
Won't work on every video.
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A lot of the videos I've seen will have a "higher quality" link below it.
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Thanks, I never knew that.
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Interessting, I will try next time I'm on Youtube. :yes
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me too!
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I've tried it and and sometimes one of those works and sometimes not. I've not tried a bunch of different videos so I"m not sure how large of a percentage it will work, but it certainly does not hurt to add one of those at the end of the address then try the other to see if it'll work. If so the better quality is nicer to watch.
Thanks for this info, but how did you find out?
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I'm psychic. :p
Like I said, its old news and its been reported on before so I just tried it and it works in most cases. It won't work if the video uploaded to youtube was 320x240 pixels or lower to begin with.
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I guess that would include some nes and snes videos, and other things.
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I guess so. Some of the older stuff as well doesn't have the hq link.