An interesting tidbit for YouTube users. Although it has a plethora of videos, YouTube is often slammed for extremely low video qualities. Here's a trick to get higher quality versions of some videos: appending "&fmt=6" or "&fmt=18" (without quotes) to the end of a video's URL can hook you up with better qualities, at 448x336 and 480x360, respectively.

http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2008/03/y...ion-videos.html

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Not that much of a difference, but it's still cool.

Nice.

Don't use Youtube that much, but it will be nice with this because the quality is appalling sometimes.

That's a nice trick. It doesn't make a huge difference in quality but you can see some difference. Useful for when a videos quality is really bad.

That is a very interesting find. Although I do not see any notable difference in quality (from the videos I watch), it may have clearer resolution than without the extra tag.

This can be used if its a phone recorded clip
It makes the fullscreen more useable,
most videos looks like phone recorded in fullscreen...