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I use two programs for capturing youtube videos; first: "smplayer" has an optional dependency called "smtube" it will download videos as long as they're not encrypted (like Vevo) if they are. I use a very powerful command line program called "youtube-dl" but once you get an encrypted video downloaded you'll have to run it through Handbrake or something if you want to play it on anything besides your computer. Smplayer will play it without decrypting.
I use two programs for capturing youtube videos; first: "smplayer" has an optional dependency called "smtube" it will download videos as long as they're not encrypted (like Vevo) if they are. I use a very powerful command line program called "youtube-dl" but once you get an encrypted video downloaded you'll have to run it through Handbrake or something if you want to play it on anything besides your computer. Smplayer will play it without decrypting.
Handbrake - whether you meant;
HandBrake
The open source video transcoder http://handbrake.fr/
?
Can I select the section of video to capture NOT the complete video?
satimis
Yes, I meant HandBrake. You'll have to go to handbrake.fr and follow the instructions for installing the ppa, for it is not likely to be in the stock ubuntu repos.
Now, HandBrake is not a linear editor, just a transcoder. If you are wanting to cut out a section of video and then export that into a file, I recommend "kdenlive."
Yes, I meant HandBrake. You'll have to go to handbrake.fr and follow the instructions for installing the ppa, for it is not likely to be in the stock ubuntu repos.
Now, HandBrake is not a linear editor, just a transcoder. If you are wanting to cut out a section of video and then export that into a file, I recommend "kdenlive."
It is on Ubuntu 12.04 repo. What I expect is "the package works as a recorder". I can start/stop it manually. So I can stop recording those unwanted sections.
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