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YouTube is a free video sharing site, for people to watch and share their own original videos. Not surprisingly, search results include many videos which users did not shoot themselves, but recorded off TV or DVDs and then uploaded. You can search for YouTube videos above and the results will appear on this page, or use the form below for results in a new tab or window: Google Video search still claims to be in "beta." However, they now have advanced search options, and separate international versions for the U.S., Australia, Canada, Deutschland, España, France, Italia, Nederland, Polska, and the U.K. prefs - help - add your video Yahoo! Video Search has changed their forms; the new one is below, and their advanced search is acessible via the link. Blinkx TV is a search engine for video only. For best results, use at least 3 words in your query. MSN Video Search is built into their video player page, and their love of needlessly complex code renders it impossible to incorporate the form into this page (so use the link, then search). Dabble indexes over 12 million videos from sources across the Internet. You can search for and watch videos with Dabble without registering. With free registration, you can also start collecting and organizing your favorite videos into online playlists, and, if you like, share your playlists with others. Excite UK Video Search no longer produces identical results to Yahoo!, and now has thumbnail images. Search For Video is a simple and straightforward video search engine; the results are very quick-loading. IFilm, formerly a film portal and directory, is now a free streaming video clip source (with commercials): AOL Video Search searches videos from Time Warner, including TV programs, music videos, Warner Bros movie trailers, and news clips from CNN & MSNBC. Time-Warner clips may include a 15-second commercial. AOL also owns Singingfish, so results from it's web index are included. Singingfish can be searched separately below. Columbia University's WebSEEk can search for both video and images. You can also browse their index. JumpTV |
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The Internet Moving Images Archive contains 2000 films from the Prelinger Archives on everyday life, culture, industry, and institutions in North America in the 20th century. There are educational films, industrial films, newsreels, and movie trailers (full film list). Typical titles include A is for Atom (1953) and The Woodworker (1940) (these links are for streaming Real Video). The films are full-length and can be viewed online or downloaded in MPEG-2, DiVX 4.11, or VCD format.
The Moving Images Archive contains videos from other sources as well, and the Internet Archive search engine can also be used to find audio, texts, software, and archived old versions of web pages cached on their "Wayback Machine." Advanced Search
The Open Video Project is "a repository of digitized video content for the digital video, multimedia retrieval, digital library, and other research communities." You can search or browse through over 3,900 free downloadable videos there, most of which are in MPEG format. The collection includes, for example, 614 NASA videos.
The American Memory Collection at the US Library of Congress Motion Picture and Television Reading Room includes several hundred early motion pictures that are viewable online in Real Video format, and downloadable in MPEG or QuickTime format. The collection includes early animated films, 1900-1921, films of factory work at Westinghouse, 1904, scenes from San Francisco, 1897-1916, scenes from New York City, 1898-1906, vaudeville performances from 1870-1920, scenes from the Spanish-American War 1898-1901, and more.

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