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"Capturing" Youtube Videos - Canoris - 02-23-2010
In linux there is a directory called 'tmp' in which all streaming and internet caching data is stored. Well, when you watch a youtube video and the red line is moving across the bottom, it is downloading the video into your 'tmp' directory. All you have to do is drag the video file out of the tmp dir and into where ever else you want. But you must first wait for the damn thing to finish buffering first.
I don't know about Windows guys.
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - Treblez - 02-23-2010
Im not sure whats the purpose of this thread lol but anyway there is a plugin for firefox called Ant Video Downloader - it makes things a lot easier
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - Kharnage - 02-23-2010
or you can add "kick" in front of the youtube video.
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - Psychopath - 02-24-2010
There are lots of plugins out there that let you download YouTube videos.
There are also some website where you don't need to download any plugin.
Simply grab the YouTube video's url, post it, then it let's you download the video in a format available of your choice.
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - dunlop03 - 02-25-2010
Or you can download my youtube browser/downloader from here : Click Here !!
It downloads in MP4 , MP4 HD , FLV.
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - dnsm - 02-25-2010
Or just copy the youtube url, and goto keepvid.com
easy.
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - Peachy™ - 02-25-2010
I've used keepvid.com, but i experienced some troubles with it, personally i perfer to use a desktop downloader, simply copy and paste the URL and download.
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - Common - 04-05-2010
I use either www.kickyoutube.com or Video DownloadHelper.
But I use Video DownloadHelper more, since it is a whole lot easier.
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - Support - 04-05-2010
Nice, but dirpy is ftw. Its like ultimately fast.
RE: "Capturing" Youtube Videos - Whizdom™ - 04-05-2010
I use a firefox addon called DownloadHelper. Works on just about ever webpage streaming anything.