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How to Share a Scene From a YouTube video

If you have been watching a video on YouTube and there is a great scene or funny moment that you like to share with friends, what you will do? Usually, copy the video URL from the address bar, post it in an email or on Facebook or Twitter, and tell your friend to skip to the scene a bit at 2minute 10 seconds or like that.

But, there is a simple way to send the exact scene from a YouTube video that you are watching to your friend.
Right-click a video that you’re watching and select ‘Copy video URL at current time’. Share this URL with your friends and when they click it, the video starts at the exact spot you want!

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  1. Arjun10:47 PM, February 20, 2011

    It is a very useful post! Thanks dude for sharing such nice tips.

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