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February 3rd 14, 12:09 AM
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Real player won't download you tube videos
First can I say I know many will find this stupid, but it is something I really want to do. I am using HP quad core Windows 7, explorer 10. I am not familiar with the ins and outs. I just want to know what the kkkkkkkkk I can do to do this. I know it is a problem for many, but it used to work just fine, and if any of you can dummy it down to my level, I would be greatful. I have uninstalled and reinstalled , and that didn't do anything. I did not loose any of my music or videos. Other than this 1 thing the program works with my offline video editing programs . I use Cyberlink to make beautiful dvds until now. Thanks!!
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February 3rd 14, 01:35 AM
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ebray wrote:
First can I say I know many will find this stupid, but it is something I really want to do. I am using HP quad core Windows 7, explorer 10. I am not familiar with the ins and outs. I just want to know what the kkkkkkkkk I can do to do this. I know it is a problem for many, but it used to work just fine, and if any of you can dummy it down to my level, I would be greatful. I have uninstalled and reinstalled , and that didn't do anything. I did not loose any of my music or videos. Other than this 1 thing the program works with my offline video editing programs . I use Cyberlink to make beautiful dvds until now. Thanks!! Youtube changed something in mid-January, which broke another Downloader tool as well. They do this occasionally, on purpose, and anyone (Real Player included) must reverse-engineer the changes, to try to defeat the protection against downloading the way you want it. So for any tool which claims to be a "downloader", the software developer must be constantly maintaining it, and releasing new versions. In the past, someone mentioned a web site, which is a kind of proxy downloader. It would work like this. You --------- proxy_downloader -------- Youtube.com server How that works, is effectively the proxy_downloader pretends to be a "customer playing a video", and it extracts the video from its computer memory and makes a file for you to have. Something like that. Whereas, you've been doing it like this. This will work again, as long as fresh, up to date versions of the Downloader application, correct any changes Youtube made on their end. You (Downloader App) ------------------ Youtube.com server I'd give you the names of some stuff to use, but I'm not a Youtube guy. I have trouble just keeping my shoe laces tied :-) HTH, Paul
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February 3rd 14, 03:41 AM
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February 3rd 14, 04:01 AM
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On Mon, 3 Feb 2014 00:09:37 +0000, ebray wrote:
First can I say I know many will find this stupid, but it is something I really want to do. I am using HP quad core Windows 7, explorer 10. I am not familiar with the ins and outs. I just want to know what the kkkkkkkkk I can do to do this. I know it is a problem for many, but it used to work just fine, and if any of you can dummy it down to my level, I would be greatful. I have uninstalled and reinstalled , and that didn't do anything. I did not loose any of my music or videos. Other than this 1 thing the program works with my offline video editing programs . I use Cyberlink to make beautiful dvds until now. Thanks!! I have real plaeyr 16 installed and it works fine. Try out a downloader from dvdcideosof.com All you need to do is copy and pasteg the link, click go and the video downloads.
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February 3rd 14, 04:46 AM
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Jaypie wrote:
"pjp" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion : ... In article , says... ebray wrote: First can I say I know many will find this stupid, but it is something I really want to do. I am using HP quad core Windows 7, explorer 10. I am not familiar with the ins and outs. I just want to know what the kkkkkkkkk I can do to do this. I know it is a problem for many, but it used to work just fine, and if any of you can dummy it down to my level, I would be greatful. I have uninstalled and reinstalled , and that didn't do anything. I did not loose any of my music or videos. Other than this 1 thing the program works with my offline video editing programs . I use Cyberlink to make beautiful dvds until now. Thanks!! [Snip] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Youtube videos are easy to download with the free app called " Free Video Downloader " available at : http://download.cnet.com/Freemake-Vi...-75218130.html CamStudio works well on all videos. Google for it.
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February 3rd 14, 09:17 AM
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pjp typed: The one sure fire method requires some courage because it requires you to turn off your pc "HARD". By that I mean pull out the power cord. When you restart, the temporary file that contained the video on your pc remains, unlocked so can be copied etc. Means you have to know where to look for the file etc. but I've found once I rename it to the flv extension I can change it's format etc. and I no longer need uTube to watch it. Next time you try this, instead of powering the machine off, just go in the task manager and just terminate the browser. That should keep the temp files and leave them in an unlocked state. -- Bill Gateway M465e ('06 era) - OE-QuoteFix v1.19.2 Centrino Core2 Duo T5600 1.83GHz - 4GB - Windows XP SP2
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February 3rd 14, 02:58 PM
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February 3rd 14, 03:59 PM
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Evan Platt wrote:
Viola. Cello. -- -bts -This space for rent, but the price is high
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February 3rd 14, 09:02 PM
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On 2/02/2014, Paul posted:
ebray wrote: First can I say I know many will find this stupid, but it is something I really want to do. I am using HP quad core Windows 7, explorer 10. I am not familiar with the ins and outs. I just want to know what the kkkkkkkkk I can do to do this. I know it is a problem for many, but it used to work just fine, and if any of you can dummy it down to my level, I would be greatful. I have uninstalled and reinstalled , and that didn't do anything. I did not loose any of my music or videos. Other than this 1 thing the program works with my offline video editing programs . I use Cyberlink to make beautiful dvds until now. Thanks!! Youtube changed something in mid-January, which broke another Downloader tool as well. They do this occasionally, on purpose, and anyone (Real Player included) must reverse-engineer the changes, to try to defeat the protection against downloading the way you want it. So for any tool which claims to be a "downloader", the software developer must be constantly maintaining it, and releasing new versions. In the past, someone mentioned a web site, which is a kind of proxy downloader. It would work like this. You --------- proxy_downloader -------- Youtube.com server How that works, is effectively the proxy_downloader pretends to be a "customer playing a video", and it extracts the video from its computer memory and makes a file for you to have. Something like that. Whereas, you've been doing it like this. This will work again, as long as fresh, up to date versions of the Downloader application, correct any changes Youtube made on their end. You (Downloader App) ------------------ Youtube.com server I'd give you the names of some stuff to use, but I'm not a Youtube guy. I have trouble just keeping my shoe laces tied :-) HTH, Paul Can I recommend shoes with Velcro ties? Works for me. I haven't bothered to D/L a YouTube video for a while, so this thread is informative...and I'll try to remember it when my next attempt fails. -- Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)
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February 3rd 14, 09:10 PM
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On 2/03/2014, pjp posted:
In article , says... In , pjp typed: The one sure fire method requires some courage because it requires you to turn off your pc "HARD". By that I mean pull out the power cord. When you restart, the temporary file that contained the video on your pc remains, unlocked so can be copied etc. Means you have to know where to look for the file etc. but I've found once I rename it to the flv extension I can change it's format etc. and I no longer need uTube to watch it. Next time you try this, instead of powering the machine off, just go in the task manager and just terminate the browser. That should keep the temp files and leave them in an unlocked state. Good idea, I'll try that next time I must. That said, I assumed Task Manager at least sends a "Terminate" message to an app to try and terminate it nicely before just killing it. I would assume IE would then have a chance to cleanup before exiting so that may not work? That's my opinion too. So I tried it. Notepad++ was open with an unsaved file, so I used TM and closed it. It went away without a whimper... Looks like we're wrong - but perhaps there are programs that do catch & process whatever signal TM sends. But do be aware that TM's dialog box does say that you will lose any unsaved data if you say Yes. -- Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)
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February 3rd 14, 11:27 PM
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Gene E. Bloch wrote:
On 2/02/2014, Paul posted: ebray wrote: First can I say I know many will find this stupid, but it is something I really want to do. I am using HP quad core Windows 7, explorer 10. I am not familiar with the ins and outs. I just want to know what the kkkkkkkkk I can do to do this. I know it is a problem for many, but it used to work just fine, and if any of you can dummy it down to my level, I would be greatful. I have uninstalled and reinstalled , and that didn't do anything. I did not loose any of my music or videos. Other than this 1 thing the program works with my offline video editing programs . I use Cyberlink to make beautiful dvds until now. Thanks!! Youtube changed something in mid-January, which broke another Downloader tool as well. They do this occasionally, on purpose, and anyone (Real Player included) must reverse-engineer the changes, to try to defeat the protection against downloading the way you want it. So for any tool which claims to be a "downloader", the software developer must be constantly maintaining it, and releasing new versions. In the past, someone mentioned a web site, which is a kind of proxy downloader. It would work like this. You --------- proxy_downloader -------- Youtube.com server How that works, is effectively the proxy_downloader pretends to be a "customer playing a video", and it extracts the video from its computer memory and makes a file for you to have. Something like that. Whereas, you've been doing it like this. This will work again, as long as fresh, up to date versions of the Downloader application, correct any changes Youtube made on their end. You (Downloader App) ------------------ Youtube.com server I'd give you the names of some stuff to use, but I'm not a Youtube guy. I have trouble just keeping my shoe laces tied :-) HTH, Paul Can I recommend shoes with Velcro ties? Works for me. I haven't bothered to D/L a YouTube video for a while, so this thread is informative...and I'll try to remember it when my next attempt fails. I used to have a pair of running shoes with Velcro strips, but I lost them :-) As for Youtube, the few times I've viewed things like tutorials or reviews, the people don't know what a video editor tool is, and some don't even know how to "script" their presentation. One boob just shot a video, got about half way through, and "sorta ran out of things to say". Never bothered to edit the shoot at all (edit out the dead air), and just uploaded it like that. Youtube might as well be random noise. I would be hard pressed to invest any energy into getting a downloader working. One other person suggested CamStudio. I like the idea of screen captures, as a way to snag video, but when I tested CamStudio, it only managed a capture rate of 7FPS (real capture rate). And I don't know if throwing more processor cores at it, makes it go faster or not. Perhaps FRAPS would be better. Some of the problem, seems to be the attraction to "compression" that some of these screen capture applications have. Just about any attempt to compress, is going to drop the frame rate too low. If would make more sense, to get the GPU to help out, but I expect the GPU is designed to not grab stuff like we'd want it to. Paul
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February 4th 14, 11:18 PM
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On 2/03/2014, Paul posted:
As for Youtube, the few times I've viewed things like tutorials or reviews, the people don't know what a video editor tool is, and some don't even know how to "script" their presentation. One boob just shot a video, got about half way through, and "sorta ran out of things to say". Never bothered to edit the shoot at all (edit out the dead air), and just uploaded it like that. Youtube might as well be random noise. I would be hard pressed to invest any energy into getting a downloader working. My favorite trick is the person who shoots a whole video explaining what he or she is doing, while the action is outside the field of view. But the good ones are fine, if you're willing to waste (oops - I mean spend) a bit of time looking at several videos. -- Gene E. Bloch (Stumbling Bloch)
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