Manually remove uploaded videos from facebook

Posted by Shingo Ng
Saturday, December 5, 2009
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When you upload videos to your facebook profile, it becomes lost. You will realize that you cannot list the whole list of videos that you have previously uploaded by simply clicking on a link. Most probably, you will need to locate the user who you have uploaded that video and tagged it to him before you are able to trace that video.


I have tried looking and searching into the help and seems to be unable to get some solutions as to how to list all the videos I have uploaded without uploading another first.

But here's how you can list your videos that you have previously uploaded. First the url to get your videos listed begins as follows.

http://www.facebook.com/video/?id=0000000000

The " 0 "s are your facebook id number which you can locate in the browsers url when you access your profile.

Or you can simply login to your facebook account, then type this url in


Then click on the my videos link to check on all your videos. Clicking on the applications " video " link will not take your here.

IP change address software

Posted by Shingo Ng
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
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If you are using mobile broadbands on dongles, you will discover that the IP is always changing. Uploading to sites or downloading from file storage sites is impossible. This is because the IP changes with each refresh and if the download is not completed within a fixed time frame, it gets cut off.

There are also times when users who are disturbed by the fact that some censored sites are not allowed by your ISP. You can change your IP address by using programs out there. I have tried a few like Tor: anonymity online, notmyip. But I have found one very good one called ultrasurf.




This program allows you to use 3 pre-defined IP addresses from the US. It is lightweight and no installation required. Simply execute it off and it will start your windows Internet Explorer browser. Those who are firefox fans will be slightly disappointed. But the Tor browser uses firefox. I do not like Tor browser is because it takes a long time to get connected. It also does not work if your time is set wrongly.

Antivirus see such programs as malware and the resident protection goes all out to stop it. So you may need to go into the settings of your antivirus to disable the resident feature before starting this application.



Users need to take note that you must click on the exit button in order to shut down the program properly. If you fail to do so, you will not be able to surf as the port has been change. You will be able to connect to the internet but the browser will not load anything.

In such cases, start the ultra surf program and let it connect. Then do the exit . You will hear a few "dings" , that is the sound of this program reverting all your settings back.




Going through this program, you can upload and download anything with no issues. It is very reliable. Best of all this program is totally freeware.

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