If you select MP4, then only MP4 copies of the video will be loaded into the Linkgrabber. If you select FLV, then only FLV copies of the video available on YouTube will be loaded into the Linkgrabber. NOTE: If you only select MP3, then only the MP3 stream from the video will be loaded into the Linkgrabber. If MP4 is available it will be higher quality, right up to high-definition (1080p in cases) and also JDownloader will even get the WebM version of the video if its available and you select it. You can choose FLV which will be the lower and medium quality videos. For example, you could choose MP3 if you only want the sound from the video. You will then receive this handy box above which prompts the user on which format to download. If you copy a YouTube link to the clipboard, JDownloader will immediately connect to the website and get information on the video. JDownloader can handle multiple free sites at once, which could see free users clocking up very high download speeds overall from multiple sources. For example, split archives could have been posted on 6 different websites, and if the poster says they are "interchangeable", that means you can download any part from any of the sites and as long as you end up with all the parts, it will extract just fine.
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Nevertheless, JDownloader makes downloading for free much less of a hassle, particularly when a file (or files) have been posted across a number of different sites with free download options supported by JDownloader. Time delays vary over websites, with some like Rapidshare having extensive time waits in between downloads for free users. That's the same thing that JDownloader has to wait on, only it will automatically "click the Regular Download button" itself when the 32 seconds are up. If the link were opened in a browser, you would have to literally wait 32 seconds for the download button to appear. If you look at the picture above, it has "Wait 32s" in the status of the Megaupload download.
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