I have been receiving lots of mails regarding buying video lectures in the form of Cd’s and DVDs. We have launched the freevideolectures.com Amazon video lectures store. This store has good video lectures on various subjects. As of now this is small store. we will be adding as many video courses as possible soon.

These are not the same videos available on freevideolectures.com, but only few.

Thank you

vdfxcg Computer Science & Programming

1. Introductoy Progamming [University of Washington]
2. Understanding Computers and the Internet [Harvard University]
3. Computer System Engineering
4. Freshman Computer Science Seminar
5. Data Structures
6. Graduate Computer Architecture
7. Introduction to Algorithms
8. Introduction to Computers
9. Machine Structures
10. Computer Language Engineering
11. Data Structures, Algorithms and Applications in Java
12. Introduction to Copy Right Law
13. Operating Systems and Systems Programming [OS]
14. XML foundations
15. Programming Languages
16. Introduction to Symbolic Programming
17. Vision Algorithms
18. Data Management System Design
19. Computer System Analysis
20. Object oriented programming with Java
21. Relational Database Management Systems [RDBMS]
22. Introduction to Programming
23. C Programming
24. Programming in C++
25. C++ for Particle Physicists
26. programming with JAVA
27. JAVA, Advanced JAVA
28. ASP.NET AJAX and 2.0
29. SQL Server 2005
30. Python, Java, Ruby, Linux, Graphics, Blender etc…
31. MSVC Debugger Tutorial




Electronics

32. Solid State Devices
33. Circuits and Electronics
34. Digital Integrated Circuits
35. Electricity and Magnetism
36. Electromagnetic Fields, Forces and Motion
37. Integrated Circuits for Communications
38. Introductions to MEMS Design
39. Linear Integrated Circuits
40. Introduction to Microelectronic Circuits
41. Microelectronic Devices and Circuits
42. Advanced Analog Integrated Circuits
43. Advanced Digital Integrated Circuits
44. Analysis and Design of VLSI Analog Digital Interface Integrated Circuits
45. CMOS Analog IC Design [Boise State University]
46. CMOS Mixed-Signal IC Design [Boise State University]
47. Advanced Analog IC Design [Boise State University]
48. Physics of Microfabrication: Front End Processing




Signals & Systems, Communication systems

49. Digital Image Processing [DIP]
50. Digital Signal Processing [DSP]
51. Electromagnetics and Applications
52. Principles of Digital Communication II
53. Structure and Interpretation of Systems and Signals
54. MATLAB Tutorial Movies




Computer Networking

55. Introduction to Computer Networking
56. Computer Communication Networking
57. Wireless and Mobile Networking
58. Internet Protocols [IP]
59. Broadband and Optical Networks
60. Wireless, Wi-Fi, VOIP and Many more
61. Introduction to Network Communications [Audio only]
62. Cisco Certified Networking Associate [ Audio only]
63. Local Area Networking [LAN] [ Audio only]
64. Integrated Communication Networking [Audio only]
65. Communications Hardware [Audio only]
66. Network Interface Design [Audio only]
67. Internetworking and Higher Layer Protocol [Audio only]




Mathematics

68. Linear Algebra
69. Differential Equations
70. Introduction to Statistics
71. Mathematical Methods for Engineers I
72. Mathematical Methods for Engineers II
73. Mathematics of Finance
74. Fundamentals of Algebra
75. Applied Probability
76. Discrete Mathematics
77. Calculus-I Key Concepts
78. Limits, Differential Equations and Applications
79. Mathematical video lectures [All Topics]
80. Brief review of Elementary Algebra
81. Mathematical Problems II
82. Statistics and Numerical Methods in HEP
83. Applied parallel Computing
84. Finite Mathematics
85. Integration and Infinite Series
86. Single-variable Calculus
87. Dovermann’s Derive Videos




Physics

88. Introductory Physics [University of California]
89. Physics I: Classical Mechanics
90. Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism
91. Physics III: Vibrations and Waves
92. Physics for Future Presidents
93. Descriptive Introduction to Physics
94. Exploring BlackHoles: General Relativity & Astrophysics
95. Electromagnetic Fields, Forces and Motion
96. Introduction To Mathematical Physics [Audio podcast]
97. Geometric Optics
98. Modern Physics [Prof Sharma’s]
99. Lectures on Quantum Physics
100. Physics of Microfabrication: Front End Processing
101. The Wonders of Physics
102. Physics - How Things Work
103. String Theory
104. Quantum Mechanics for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology




Chemistry

105. Introduction to Chemistry
106. Introduction to Solid State Chemistry
107. Principles of Chemical Science
108. Chemical Structure and Reactivity
109. Organic Chemistry
110. Astrophysical Chemistry [NOVA]
111. Organic Chemistry [Hoverford college]
112. Organic Chemistry II [University Regensburg]
113. Imperial college chemistry




Anatomy & Physiology


114. General Human Anatomy
115. Comparative Physiology
116. Human Anatomy & Physiology
117. Anatomy and Physiology [California State University]

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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.

• 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.

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.

• 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…

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.