Youtube – way to resume YouTube video uploads without losing the order of them

This is due to DASH, or Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP. Youtube introduced this new streaming protocol quite a while ago.

You can disable it via a browser extension called YouTube Center. Instructions on doing this are on this Lifehacker page. Basically, you download the addon for your browser of choice and manually install it by dragging on and dropping the extension file onto your browsers extension page.

Whether a video is unlisted has no effect on whether you can get the link from an embed. This instead depends on how they have set up the player. It's possible to hide controls from the embed, which is possible to do whether or not the video is unlisted.

First make sure you have checked all the usual ways of getting the link:

• The YouTube logo link in the lower right corner. (The most obvious one - almost certainly disabled.)
• The symbol in the upper right corner which looks like three dots connected with lines. (Only visible when the video is stopped or when you hover the player.) Click that to get a clickable link and a text box that you can copy the URL from.
• Right clicking the video might give you a "copy URL" option.

Assuming all of those don't work, there are of course various ways you can get the link from the source code. If you tell me more about the site, I can write a bookmarklet which does this for you. What I need to know: Does the site use frames? Which embed code does it use? New (iframe) or old(embed/object)? Could you post a sample? Can a single page have more than one video?