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Online assistance is always accessible however, sometimes it is from out of the country. This is especially helpful to unlock videos.

You must agree, 20 years ago, it was almost impossible for an ordinary computer user to plug a VPN connection straight into their router and thus make Netflix or Amazon think that they're located in another country, thus unlocking all the original video content only accessible to that particular country.. This is an astonishing feat of technological skill however, anyone can accomplish something similar today, given they're willing and determination to achieve it. Because, believe me, messing with hardware on this level could be able to just throw away the router.. I've destroyed two routers. One of them was stuck in a loop of updating, while the other wouldn't even start after I had updated its flash bios.

As a matter of fact that I usually employ a an alternative tool-set whenever I want to access a video online. VPN can help, however it maybe too slow for 4K or may not be reliable, switching your IP every few minutes, thereby confusing the source of video. Youtube includes videos that are geo-locked, or restricted to certain countries. This makes it difficult to listen to and download music from other locations. Uploaders on Youtube either want to protect their own countrymen, or perhaps don't have licensing rights for outside of their original source of inspiration.. In any case my top three choices for help in these situations include Y2mate, Flvto and Keepvid. They appear to be able to solve every problem. If one doesn't work, I switch to the next and the next. They don't have to be used in the exact order. Sometimes, one is open in a different tab so I just use it. Each has strengths in different situations.

The tool Y2mate is an excellent one. It lets you make it possible to proxy downloads of video which can be very beneficial. It can also convert Youtube videos to mp3 format and MP4 download speeds are quick, and overall Y2mate is the most frequented site in this niche in the world, it is listed among the top 200 most visited websites and you'll know they are doing something right if they continue to visit. It's a great site, I can confirm. If Y2mate couldn't get it to work, which happens, any website can be perfect other than twitter LOL I switch to Flvto. ytmp3.run It is flawlessly compatible with Youtube and a myriad of other sites. Fltvo can be downloaded very fast, it can work well with massive Youtube playlists and it also has built-in Youtube video searching. This is fantastic those times when I'm not sure of which URL to choose or am not sure the best place to look for it. Now I know that Flvto will help by allowing you to search and also offers auto-suggest, that works great in your region, and offers the most popular search tags to provide suggestions, isn't it cool?


Keepvid is finally out there. This isn't something I use often since the other two websites solve the problem. Keepvid is still the only source to download full-length Twitch videos. I looked on the web for alternative ways to download the videos, but could not locate it. Apps lose their value and many other websites try to achieve this, but fail. Keepvid is the best. It integrates with Youtube playlists and can help download popular YouTube videos. Unfortunately, it is a bit slow and has too many redirects and recently, very few outside advertisements. However, they don’t show up until you’re actually downloading the video. That's not a problem for me. I like Flvto which is almost the same as Flvto.

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