How to Download Movies and Transfer Them to a USB Flash Drive ??
Part-1 (Downloading a Movie)
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Search for the movie you want to download. There are several places from which you can download movies, ranging from places like YouTube to file download sites. In most legal cases, you'll need to purchase the movie before you can download it.
- Make sure you aren't violating any laws in your country before downloading a movie.
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Make sure your selected movie is safe. When downloading anything from the Internet, be wary of sites with numerous pop-ups or invasive advertising, as well as sites whose addresses don't have "HTTPS" before the "www" section.
- You'll also want to make sure your movie's format will work with your computer, TV, or other device on which you want to view the movie.
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Download the movie. Click the site's "Download" button, which may be anything from a button that says Download to a downward-facing arrow.
- Depending on your browser's settings, you may have to select a download location (e.g., the desktop) before the file will actually download.
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Wait for the movie to finish downloading. Once it finishes downloading onto your computer, you're ready to move it onto a flash drive.
Part-2 (Transferring On Windows)
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Plug your flash drive into the computer. It should fit into a USB port in your computer's housing.
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Copy your movie file. Click the downloaded movie file, then press Ctrl+X to copy it. The movie file will disappear when you do this.
3
Open Start
. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen.
4
Open This PC. Type in this pc, then click This PC at the top of the Start menu. A window will open.
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Open your flash drive. In the "Devices and drives" section near the middle of the window, double-click your USB flash drive's name,
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Paste in your movie file. In the flash drive window, press Ctrl+V. You should see the movie file appear in the flash drive, though it may take a few minutes to finish transferring if it's large enough (e.g., over one gigabyte in size).
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Eject your flash drive. Once the movie file has successfully transferred onto your flash drive, click the flash drive-shaped icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen, then click Eject in the resulting pop-up menu. You can then unplug your flash drive.
Part-3 (Transferring On Windows)
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Plug your flash drive into the computer. It should fit into a USB port in your computer's housing. {{greenbox: Tip: If your computer doesn't have USB 3.0 ports, you'll need either a Thunderbolt 3 to USB adapter or a USB-C flash drive.}
2
Open
Finder. Click the Finder app icon, which resembles blue face in your Mac's Dock.
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Find your movie file. Go to the folder into which you downloaded your movie file.
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Copy your movie file. Click the movie file once to select it, then click Edit at the top of the screen and click Copy [name] in the resulting drop-down menu.
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Click your flash drive's name. It's in the lower-left corner of the Finder window. This will open the flash drive in the main Finder window.
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Paste in the movie file. Once you're in the USB flash drive's window, click Editagain, then click Paste Item.
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Click the "Eject"
icon. You'll find this upward-facing arrow to the right of your flash drive's name in Finder. Do this once your movie finishes transferring and then remove your flash drive to complete the process.
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Remove your flash drive. When prompted, you can pull your flash drive out of your computer's port.
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