You’ll see video and audio formats and different quality and resolution options for each.

The next thing you’ll see is a list of formats. In plain English that means it’s getting all the bits and pieces it needs to download the clip. Tap it and you’ll see a progress bar, which tells you that the app is “parsing video information”. When you watch a YouTube video in TubeMate, a bright green download button will appear above it. You can browse YouTube as normal until you find what you want to download, or tap the menu icon in the top right, select ‘URL’ and paste the address of a video from your web browser. TubeMate looks like the normal YouTube app, with an extra frame around it. Once TubeMate has downloaded, run the file and tap ‘Install’, then tap ‘Open’. You might see a warning message about downloading APK files, so click ‘OK’ to allow it. Free YouTube video downloader TubeMate isn’t available in the Google Play Store, so you’ll have to grant permission for apps downloaded from unknown sources, then get it from the developer’s site

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