Downloading from YouTube etc

[Denim Hunter]

Does anyone know if there is a way to download vids from Beark.com, YouTube etc? Any help would be appreciated.

[Dick Cox]

You need Firefox and the VideoDownloader extension.
Easy!

[Denim Hunter]

Thanks Dc - I'm on to it!

[underneathheaven]

Yes, I use Firefox with the greasemonkey script. I then install "you tube to me" which only works with the greasemonkey script.

[radikalmx]

I use IE, 1st erase all cache, go to youtube, 2nd watch the entire video, 3rd when the video has finished downloading, go to internet option in tools menu, go to tempoTheCandidBoard.com/TheCandidBoard.com/TheCandidBoard.com/y internet files configuration and see files sort by last access a window will open with a path like this "C:\Documents and Settings\user\Local Settings\TempoTheCandidBoard.com/TheCandidBoard.com/TheCandidBoard.com/y Internet Files" sort the file by last access and you will see a file like this "get_video?video_id=Npdasd" select it, copy and paste it in your documents folder, 4rd rename the file with de .flv extention and thats all, nwa you need a flv player tu see it

[happyjoe84]

thanks for the info

[xter]

there is a site where it will download for u then hav e a link so u can download it to ur drive

[Satan]

How-to Download Videos from Websites Like Google Video, YouTube, MySpace, and Others


1. Download & install Firefox.
You need firefox for the extension to work.

2. Download and install the Video Downloader extension for Firefox. The video downloader extension allows you to save videos from popular websites like Myspace, YouTube, Google, and others.

3. Download and install Media Coder. This encoder converts the video you download into .avi files which allow you to view and store them at your won discretion.

4. Find the video you wish to save. Once you are on the page click the Video Downloader Button in the bottom right part of your Firefox Browser window.

5. A window will pop-up. Click the button that says Download Link.

6. When prompted select Save to Disk and then click OK
Please note that if the file you download does not have the extension .flv then rename the file and end the name with .flv.

7. Start up MediaCoder

8. Click on the I agree radio button and on the Skip Setup Wizard button, then close the window that appears after that.

9. Drag and drop the .flv files you downloaded into the large white area in Media Coder

10. Click on the Video tab in the lower left-hand section on the window and select XviD in the Format drop-down menu.

11. Click the large Start buttonon the top toolbar window to start transcoding your video.

12. When completed a window will propmt you saying that transcoding is completed, go your file's original location and an .AVI file shoudl be there with the same file name. Now you can play it with Windows Media or your favorite media player and upload it to NNG.