Windows 7: Videos played on YouTube & other video sharing sites not found in TIF

In the past, when I watched a video on You-Tube or on another video streaming site.
I would see a large size video file (5MB-15MB or more) if I searched the hidden Temporary Internet Files folder, .

I used to have a large chunk file from YouTube or shared videos site downloaded in my TIF folder. Now, a video file is broken into many 1,781,760 kbs files or many 1.7MB files.
At first, I thought it was Windows firewall and defender or my AV problem. Now I know someone out there has the same problem. I think it could b Flash player, Windows updates that MS installed secretly or Windows Defender.
I am using VideoCacheView from nirsoft to find my vids but now there aren't any.
Some people recommended using free version of Youtube Downloader.
BTW read the comments of Youtube Downloader before downloading. Thanks.



Read this Has YouTube canned downloading file to Win7 TIF folder?

I am seeing the same issue after watching YouTube videos.

I have tried to play back these chunk files with VLC player but it doesn't seem to work. I would imagine the files need to be re-combined or altered in some way before they can be used, though I wouldn't know how to do this.

Edit: I have tested NirSoft's VideoCacheView and I see since 8th May they have added support to combine these chunked files and save as a single file, this is very useful!

NirSoft's VideoCacheView latest version (V.22) resolved this problem but Chrome detected malware on verison 25 (V.25).Beware of malware.Problem solved. Thank you Nirsoft as Youtube started to can all video downloads beginning 1st May 2012.