There's always someone available to assist you, but sometimes it's from a foreign area. This is particularly useful when trying to unlock videos.
If you think about it, 20 years ago it was virtually impossible for anyone to install the VPN connection into their router. This would cause Netflix or Amazon believe that they were in a different nation and allow access to all original video content available only to the nation in question. This is an impressive feat of technology but anyone can do it today, if they have enough determination and will. You could be able to throw away the router you have installed if you play around with the hardware on that level. Two routers that I've destroyed personally. One of them was constantly updating, while another would not turn on anymore after I reset the flash bios.
If I'm trying to block online video, I typically employ a different set of tools. VPN is a great alternative, but it could be slow in 4k and unreliably change your IP every couple of minutes, which could cause confusion as to the source of the video. These videos are usually restricted to a specific country that makes it hard to connect to music from other parts of the world. Uploaders may wish to keep their music local , or have no licensing rights. In any event my top three choices for help in such situations include Y2mate, Flvto and Keepvid. They seem to have an answer that can be used for all three. If one fails I simply move on to the other and then the next. The sites don't have to be utilized in the same order. Sometimes, one is open in another tab, so I use it. Each has its advantages in various situations.
It's great as it lets proxying be used for downloading videos, which could be extremely useful in certain situations. You can also convert Youtube videos to mp3 or MP4 formats. The download speeds are extremely quick. Y2mate ranks in the top 200 most popular websites. This is a signal that they're doing things right. I have proof that the site works well. Flvto is able to take over the role of Y2mate in the event that they fail to make it work and that's often, LOL. It works perfectly with Youtube and 100s of other sites. Fltvo provides fast downloads, can be used with large Youtube playlists. It also has built-in Youtube Video Search that is extremely useful in situations where I can't copy the URL , or know how to find the video. Well, now I know - Flvto will assist with its search function, which also has auto-suggest which is perfect for your location, providing currently trending search tags for suggestions. Isn't that cool?
Keepvid finally hits the market. I don't use Keepvid too often since the other two sites tend to solve the problem. Keepvid is the sole one that provides full-length Twitch videos for download. I searched and searched but could not find any other alternatives. Apps cease to be effective and there are a lot of websites that claim to be able to do this but fail. yt mp3 Keepvid does it flawlessly. It supports Youtube playlists, and permits users to download the most popular videos. There are numerous redirects, as well as some ads from outside. They do not appear when you download the video. It's difficult to get rid of them. However, this is not something I find bothersome so I tend to use Flvto as well as the other two websites.