Looking for "Watch Video Later" app for android

Question

Android

During the day, I come across several videos on the Internet (Youtube and Vimeo) that I want to watch, but I don't want to waste my precious time online. But I have about two hours every day on the road, when all this could be seen.

My life has become twice as good since I learned about apps like Pocket and Instapaper. I want the same thing, but for the video, only to be real offline!

The pattern is:
1) I find a video on the Internet
2) I click the button in the browser "Save this video"
3) the video is downloaded to my phone
4) I go to the subway and watch the video

Is there such a thing?

Answer 1

The YouTube app has a "Preload" feature.
support.google.com/youtube/answer/3052949?hl=en

Answer 2

For Youtube, you are unlikely to find something like this, because. this is, in fact, saving videos to your media instead of watching online, and this is prohibited by the resource use policy. Such an application simply would not pass the test when added to the market.
It seems to me that the fact that the native application needs a network to start watching preloaded videos has something to do with this.

Answer 3

TubeMate can save YouTube videos. For which, apparently, it was given from the Market.
Official site: tubemate.net/

Answer 4

There is youtube-dl in linux, it can do both youtube and vimeo... yes, a lot of things (channels, playlists, counters)
and it is console :(
I leave links via ssh, and at home it is synchronized via btsync with the phone.
My digging was directed to youtube-dl-web on github, but I didn’t get around to adapting it (but there is a web - you can tie a bookmarklet)
If you have your own server, you can try.
Solutions like app-for-that are better than TubeMate, because it will most likely violate the tos of video services.