the video comes from a "TED Institute" eventģ. the video is part of our "TED-Ed" series the video is a "TEDx" talk from an independent event the video does not belong to TED (it's part of our "Best of the Web" series) the video is a performance of a copyrighted song that TED does not own It's important to note that not all videos on TED.com are available for download, due to several possible reasons: The save location of your download will vary depending on your browser and computer settings If you need more help, check this article.Ħ. To activate subtitles, and choose from the available languages, open the video file in your media player and click the "speech bubble" icon in the video player controls. Subtitle options will automatically be added to your download. Click Download MP4 or Download audio (note: audio versions are not available for every talk)ĥ. This wil l open a window with several options for sharing or downloadingĤ. You can avoid the steps to copy and paste the file to your USB if it's already plugged in and you select a location on that drive to save the movie file and download directly your USB drive.3.If you haven't set up your BitTorrent client yet, you'll usually be asked to select a download location.torrent file in your default downloads folder. This will download a file that ends with ".torrent" to your computer. Click the video's title and select the Download link, which may look like a downward-pointing arrow or even a link with the video's size and/or resolution.
Some popular options are uTorrent and the original BitTorrent.
The steps to do this depend on the type of site you're using. Download the video file to your computer.
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