This means that the link that you get won't necessarily work on someone else's device. It is important to be aware that each URL is actually associated with the client's IP. From there on, you will see the links to the videos and be able to copy them. Usually, it is categorised as media so you can filter out every request that refers to a media file. You may have to refresh the page and start playback before the video comes up in the network tab. They can be accessed by either right-clicking on the web page and selecting inspect element and then clicking on the network tab or by using the built-in browser menus.
This is the most satisfying part: Īlternatively, you can use the network inspection tools that are readily available in the developer tools. Select copy video address and to test it out, paste it in a new tab and see if the video plays. Right-click again and you will see the browser built-in menu with options like copy video address or save video. Here's the fun part: right-click on the video player and you will see the built-in menu with options like loop and stats for nerds. Click play to make sure the quality changed.
Use the Google Drive player and select your desired quality like 1080p or 720p. Please use either Firefox or Chrome for the next few steps. Just paste the link you obtained from the previous step into your web browser. This can be done by right-clicking the video in Google Drive and clicking the get shareable link button. It took me a while to figure this out so here it is: You can actually stream Google Drive video using the HTML 5 video tag regardless of the size. The method you used above is only valid for a file that is 100MB or smaller.
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