There is this great (FREE) site that allows you to download videos from YouTube. It gives you a choice of downloading it in low, medium and high quality. What's the difference? Visually, it means more pixellated or less pixellated. Low quality also sometimes means more jittery. High quality could also means more jittery if your computer resources cannot cope with the video demands. So, low or high must also be matched with how much computer resources you have. Another thing, it also means bigger or smaller file size. Low quality normally means smaller files size for computers with less resources and/or lesser Internet speeds. And the site is: http://www.keepvid.com/
Go ahead. Figure out how you use it. It is not exactly rocket science and nothing is going to explode if you fumble. Here's a screenshot of the site:
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