YouTube has a "no download" policy.
You can embed the videos in a webpage (as long as they are served from YouTube's servers), but YouTube does not want to allow the videos to be downloaded and played from a location other than their own servers.
There are known work-arounds, but they are rather hack-ish (I'm the author of one of these work-arounds, so its most definitely hack-ish).
-josh
On 5/3/06,
Dawn Endico <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I finally have something new to post to my video blog decided to try out You Tube. Its pretty nice, but there doesn't seem to be any way to access my mp4 file directly so i can't make an rss enclosure and the videos aren't accessible via Fire Ant or iTunes. I guess I'll upload things to You Tube for people reading the blog with a web browser and continue uploading to the Internet Archive for people using rss readers.
Or am I wrong?
Here's the post in question
http://walkingonairvideo.blogspot.com/2006/05/rattlesnake-wrestling.html
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