Bing: Find Free AVI, MPG, WMV, and other Video Files

   Posted by David Kirk in Internet

You can use Bing to find open directories of video files. Read on to discover how this is done.


For business or for fun, most of us utilize video files for variety of purposes. Searching for them is now much easier.

This search will find open directories that contain video files:

Bing: intitle:”index of” contains:(mpg wmv avi) “last modified”

If you are looking for something specific, just include that in your search term. For example, “the starwarskid” is specified in the following search:

MSN Search: intitle:”index of” contains:(mpg wmv avi) “last modified” starwarskid

Please submit suggestions for searches in the comment section.

 

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