YouTube's Flash videos work well in a browser, but you might want to download the original files for offline playback. This Greasemonkey script makes it happen, although you'll still need an FLV-capable video player later, such as VLC.
Note: This link takes you to the vendor's site, where you can automatically install the file into your Firefox browser.
--Zack Stern
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