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If you are using Firefox and are lazy, or want to razzle-dazzle friends with your skills :
1. Play the video in Firefox.
2. When the video completes, open your file manager.
3. Open the Firefox disk cache directory.
4. Sort the file list by date.
5. Locate the most recent large file of type "Unknown."
6. Copy that file to another directory.
7. Change the name of the file and add the flv extension.
The process takes about as long as most people need to read this post.
3. Open the Firefox disk cache directory.
4. Sort the file list by date.
5. Locate the most recent large file...
I have wondered where such things were cached and how to find them easily... DUH! That should have other applicability as well, and simple - dare I say obvious...
I have this JavaScript code ready as a bookmark. Whenever I find a video I want to download, I click the bookmark and this creates an additional link below the "example embedded code" in the top right area of the youtube window.
Right-click and save the file as .MP4. Simple!
The following code lets you download any youtube video as a .MP4 file:
I have this JavaScript code ready as a bookmark. Whenever I find a video I want to download, I click the bookmark and this creates an additional link below the "example embedded code" in the top right area of the youtube window.
Right-click and save the file as .MP4. Simple!
Eric
That's very cool. I use DownloadHelper in Firefox (which really downloads flash videos from any site, even if it's not YouTube or even a popular site), but in Opera I will definitely use this.
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