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    A great free app to download Youtube videos in high definition. Very easy to use, just copy and paste link to video, then download to your pc. Choice of resolution/file size including 4K and many other options. https://www.4kdownload.com/pro…nloader-42?r=free_license


    4K Video Downloader is a popular software tool that allows users to download videos, playlists, channels, and subtitles from YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, and other video sites in high quality up to 4K resolution. Here is a review of 4K Video Downloader highlighting its features, pros, and cons:


    Features:

    1. Ability to download videos in different resolutions including 4K, 8K, 1080p, and 720p.

    2. Download videos in various formats such as MP4, MKV, FLV, 3GP, and more.

    3. Download entire playlists, channels, and subtitles in one go.

    4. Smart Mode feature to quickly and easily set download preferences.

    5. Extract audio from videos and save them as MP3 files.

    6. Download private YouTube content with authentication.


    Pros:

    1. Easy to use interface with a simple and intuitive design.

    2. Fast downloading speed without compromising on video quality.

    3. Allows batch downloading of multiple videos simultaneously.

    4. Frequent updates with new features and bug fixes.

    5. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems.

    6. Active customer support and user community for assistance.


    Cons:

    1. Free version limits the number of downloads per day.

    2. Limited support for downloading videos from certain websites.

    3. Interface could be more visually appealing.

    4. Limited editing options for downloaded videos.


    Overall, 4K Video Downloader is a reliable and efficient tool for downloading high-quality videos from various platforms. It is suitable for both beginners and advanced users looking for a simple way to download videos in 4K resolution. With regular updates and responsive customer support, it is a recommended choice for video downloading needs.

    Don Paul was a one-off!

    Exactly.


    I spoke with Dillon Don's son, he told me Don passed in the early hours of Sunday Jan 22 at his home from health reasons.


    I will forever keep Don in my thoughts. To me he was the embodiment of a real man. Adventurous, knowledgeable, calm, generous, willing to lend a hand, keenly aware of human nature on both the physical and psychological levels, overcoming life's challenges/obstacles not allowing it to defeat his own true character. In my life experience Don was a unique combination of rash yet intelligent, with supreme self confidence in his abilities to solve whatever problem he was faced with, be it making some machine work or putting himself on the track to wellness. Don always gave me the sense that he's capable of making everything right, and that the future will bring better things. All the more shocking to know that he succumbed. I can't help but feel that even so he went to the last moment undefeated on his own terms.


    Don was a builder of things and an innovator. He applied this talent to speargun design. I believe some of his design contributions were used by Jay Riffe and are still part of every Riffe speargun. When I'd have a doubt about some mechanical feature or material characteristics Don was my go to friend to ask. He was always generous with his knowledge and time. At times when I'm stuck with building something that I can't work out, and remember to take a step back and think outside the box, then finally figure it out, I remember Don saying "That's when you know you're a creator of things".


    I know that Don wanted to make a return to spearfishing for a long time. But life's trials got in the way and now the moment is gone. A lesson to all of us. Dillon, if you're reading this, know that whenever your dad talked about you I could sense how important you were to him, and that he was proud of you. Don not being quite old enough at about 15 years my senior, I still thought of him as a father figure. I think he was sensitive to that and so called me brother. But I knew that he was on a whole other level for me to be considered his equal. Maybe one day when I grow up.. I will miss you Don, you left too early.


    Don Paul appearing in the Bluewater Hunters documentary circa 1990.



    Don Paul 10 years ago.