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How Do I Download Videos from YouTube, To Play on A DVD Player?

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NewToThisAndFedUpAlready
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I would like to able to download videos from YouTube onto DVD's, so that I can play them on my DVD Player. I have installed Mozilla onto my laptop, I go onto to google and type - Download to MP4. Then I go onto YouTube, Click on the Video that I want. Then a green bar appears and countdown the percentage that is down loading. When its completed that's it.

When I put the disc into the DVD Player, it comes up Blank.

What am I doing wrong?

What app do I need?

Is there another Mozilla app that I need to be Able to download YouTube Videos for my DVD Player?

I would like to able to download videos from YouTube onto DVD's, so that I can play them on my DVD Player. I have installed Mozilla onto my laptop, I go onto to google and type - Download to MP4. Then I go onto YouTube, Click on the Video that I want. Then a green bar appears and countdown the percentage that is down loading. When its completed that's it. When I put the disc into the DVD Player, it comes up Blank. What am I doing wrong? What app do I need? Is there another Mozilla app that I need to be Able to download YouTube Videos for my DVD Player?

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Banban
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In order to download YouTube videos directly with Firefox, you can install add-ons like Video DownloadHelper or Flash Video Downloader (but many other exist).

Note that YouTube is making increasingly difficult directly downloading videos, especially high definition videos.

By the way, I think your issue comes from your DVD player (check supported video formats), and we cannot really help you to fix it.