[kalahari]

I am new to kodi and I currently use it only to play youtube videos as my PC is not fast enough for that.

I am looking for a way to automatically save the videos I play on a NAS (mounted by NFS);
so that:
- I can view them later again without needing to download the videos again.
- I can view 1920x1040 videos after they have been completely downloaded.

I have looked through the kodi Forum and googled about this, but I didn't find anything related. (Maybe because I don't know the correct terms for this.)

What are the terms of what I am looking for?
Is there such a thing?

I am currently using:
- Firefox on Fedora 22 with "Send to xbmc"
- Google Chrome on Fedora 22 with "YouTube to XBMC"
- OSMC/Kodi v15.2 RC2 on a Raspberry PI 2 with the youtube plugin v5.1.8

Possible problems:
- the configuration can get complicated (well more than the typical kodi user interface).
- the xmbc has to have write access to the NAS (which I would normally not allow).

Ideas:
- it could happen on the PC side (where a full Linux is available) but there would still be the problem of how to integrate with the browser and the xbmc software.

Regards

[da-anda]

I'm not sure about the legal state of downloading stuff from youtube (streaming vs local copy), but I think there is some add-on out there that allows to do that. Just search for "kodi youtube download" I guess.