While watching to your favorite video clips over any online video portal, the idea of downloading it must have struck your mind. But, you often have to drop the idea, as these videos are embedded with the websites and usually aren’t provided with any downloading feature. Although a number of video downloading tools are available over the web, but finding the tool suiting your requirements may take up much of your time. If you haven’t found an apt one yet, then Ashampoo ClipFinder HD 2.04 is what you might be looking for. It’s a proficient tool that not only downloads the web videos but also lets you search, play, and convert and save the videos files with desired format from MP4, FLV, MP3, 3GP, MOV, or AVI. It further supports downloading videos from 15 known popular video portals that are YouTube, Spike, Vimeo, Veoh, LiveVideo, Google Video, blip.tv, Dailymotion, Metacafe, Yahoo! Video, videu, MySpace, MyVideo, SevenLoad, and ClipFish.

The appearance of Ashampoo ClipFinder HD interface can be changed using different skins. Moving to the main screen, the upper side contains a toolbar presenting Online Videos, My Videos, Settings, Internet, Help and About tabs. The Online Videos tab is where you can begin with searching the videos on different websites listed in separate segments in mid area. Enter the keyword and hit search to find relevant video on all or individual website, the results of which are lined up within the segments. Now, the searched video can be right-clicked to get the options for playing, downloading, copying URL, adding the selected videos to My Videos. The program plays the video with its own integrated player that even contains the download and copy URL feature. With My Videos the videos can be organized within different categories, and using Settings, you can enable/disable different program features, change skin, and manage video portals along with their username and password.

Using the Ashampoo ClipFinder HD 2.04 you can search and download different videos from web and convert them for mobile phones, mp3 player, and other media devices.

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