How to Download MITOCW and UC Berkeley video lectures

Hi all, I have been receiving lots of mails on how to download video lectures which are available both on freevideolectures.com and various websites esp., on MITOCW and UC Berkeley University.

1. Because Most of the video lectures are streaming, you need to have a streaming recorder. You can download a trial version of HiDownload Here .

2. Install it.

3. Get the video URL you would like to download.

  • For Downloading the videos which are being played at freevideolectures.com, Go to the page(i.e Course page) where videos are being played and look for “visit main site” or “Course website” as shown in the picture and Click on visit main Site. You will get the actual course web-page.

Course image

  • For videos hosted on other website, Go to that video lectures page and just follow these steps.
  • Choose the lecture you would like to download. Right click on the link, you would get a option “copy link location” in FireFox and “Copy Shortcut” in Internet Explorer. click on that as shown in the picture i.e the video link is been copied.
  • copylink.gif

4. Now Open the HiDownload tool, which you have installed in step 2 5. Goto File -> Add, you would get a pop-up as shown in the below fig. hidownload.gif

  • Right click on the URL location and click on paste and then OK. The video will be saved in the location where you have installed the HiDownload. You can change it to your preferable location by changing the location at “Save to” option in the above picture.

6. You must see this picture on your HiDownload tool. Click the image for big picture. You must be able to see all the details like, video name, time taken so far, time required to still, % of completion, connection

speed etc…

hidownfinalstep.gif

7. That’s all. Video will be downloaded .

8. If you have any doubts post them in the comment section.

I request you all to bookmark this on your favorite bookmarking site, so that everybody will come to know and will be helpful.

Thank you.

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110 Responses to How to Download MITOCW and UC Berkeley video lectures

  1. sahil says:

    i love the lecture

  2. Priyanjul says:

    zahid Says:

    September 26th, 2008 at 1:23 am
    i browse through u r site it seems to be good and it is very useful.keep it up.
    i have pbm in downloading ucberkeley video using hidownload
    in that i hve downloaded the video but it did not download
    as a single video file it was splited into many files as follows eg.,video.rm.@@@@01. could you please suggest me a way to combine downloaded file or make me know how to download as a full file.because those files wont be in playable format.please reply!?!?! advance thanks to you.can any body please help me?

    reply:

    u have to install real player to play all .rm files.

    this will definetly play ur files while for any other format except .rm u have to install VLC player or GOM player visit filehippo.com for downloading any of the above player i have described or search on GOOGLe.

    with regards
    priyanjul

  3. Ahmad sharif says:

    hey admin,i need some benefical video lectures of html language and javascrip

  4. ASIF says:

    THANKUUUUU

  5. Bharani mahankali says:

    Dear sirs
    I have explained about the available video lectures for engineering/polytechnic students at #65 above. Now I developed a blog for the benefit of engineering /polytechnic/high school students. Pl check up this

    http://bharanim.blogspot.com/

    Thanks & regards
    Bharani mahankali

  6. thanks for the instructions. Downloaded lectures are easier to watch than online lectures.

  7. hanry says:

    I love it thanks!

  8. Saumil Deodhar says:

    I’m downloading some videos of computer science section.its asking for username and password.what should i enter there..please help

  9. Its very interesting. I am always searching online for articles that can help me. Thank you

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