To find the URL of an embedded video, you can follow these steps:

1. Right-click on the embedded video: If you are viewing the video on a website, right-click on the video player and select "Inspect" or "Inspect Element" from the context menu. This will open the browser's developer tools.

2. Locate the video element in the source code: In the developer tools, you will see the HTML source code of the webpage. Look for the video element, which could be an <iframe>, <video>, or <embed> tag.

3. Find the URL in the source code: Once you have located the video element, search for the src attribute within the element. The URL of the embedded video should be specified in the src attribute.

4. Copy the URL: Once you have found the URL, you can copy it by right-clicking on the URL and selecting "Copy" or by manually selecting the URL and using the keyboard shortcut for copy (Ctrl+C or Command+C).

Please note that the specific steps may vary depending on the website and the method used to embed the video. It's also important to respect the copyright and terms of use of the embedded video.

Learn more:

1. How to find the url of an embedded video - Quora
2. How to get Embedded video URL to make.com - Questions & Answers - Make Community
3. How do I get the location of the original audio/video file embedded on a webpage? - Reverse Engineering Stack Exchange