In this video we're going to take a look at downloading Facebook videos.
Now preserving evidence is going to be important.
So things like taking screenshots, doing Internet Archive, um and being able to download video evidence
is going to be important.
So I have a random video here.
Um, some grandmother coming up with has some cup to feed.
I'm assuming their grandchild in the back seat.
So what we do is we take wherever the Facebook video is.
Once we copy that URL we go to, there's a couple of websites I'll do.
This one I'm using right now is f dot net.
And this is pretty simple.
So you paste the URL in here and you click download.
Okay.
And we can see it pulled the video no video description duration 14 seconds.
And you can download normal or high quality.
And there's some additional options here if I do HD.
Let's drop this on in here to kind of see how it looks.
So pretty quick because it is a very short video.
So we'll open this up here and we can see the video here.
And I'm going to pause this real quick because I'm not sure if there's actually audio in here.
And we can see it.
Download the video.
So again really useful for things like pulling video evidence from Facebook.
And again that's going to be important in addition to grabbing the video.
Because in case someone deletes the video uh take screenshots, uh take times and dates.
Also download the video of course, and try to archive it through things like Internet Archive.
Or if you could download the website, go ahead and do that also.
But using things like F net is going to be really useful in preserving and analyzing those videos.
Thank you so much for watching.
I'll see you in next video.