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Aug 25, 2008 9:26 PM by
KatieKat
Katie, I use SafariStand, free from:
http://hetima.com/safari/stand-e.html
If you see a video I'd like to capture, wait until it finishes loading (the
progress bar is all the way to the right), put the cursor on the video,
and press command-click. If the video is download-able (some are
not), it'll come into your default Safari download folder as an FLV
file. You can convert it to a more Mac-friendly form with the
free iSquint (from iSquint.com) or its big brother VisualHub ($).
http://hetima.com/safari/stand-e.html
If you see a video I'd like to capture, wait until it finishes loading (the
progress bar is all the way to the right), put the cursor on the video,
and press command-click. If the video is download-able (some are
not), it'll come into your default Safari download folder as an FLV
file. You can convert it to a more Mac-friendly form with the
free iSquint (from iSquint.com) or its big brother VisualHub ($).
Hey, that TubeTV rocks.
I just downloaded it, and can see that it'll be MUCH easier for converting and importing recorded videos from sites such as YouTube directly into iTunes, without much fuss or muss (you can set TubeTV prefs to convert to iPhone format, delete the old flv, and import it into iTunes as a TV Show. The only thing it can't do is put the video creation date on the title of the file, or add the title of the show? I can do that manually in iTunes, I guess).
So I'm kicking myself, as I paid $99 for Replay Media Capture Suite, a group of programs that lets me accomplish the same task(s), albeit with much more work (it's a Windoze-only program that runs under XP; I'm running VMware Fusion). I have to use iSquint afterwards to get it into iPhone format.....
"Free" and "easy" sure beats $99 and laborious any day!
I just downloaded it, and can see that it'll be MUCH easier for converting and importing recorded videos from sites such as YouTube directly into iTunes, without much fuss or muss (you can set TubeTV prefs to convert to iPhone format, delete the old flv, and import it into iTunes as a TV Show. The only thing it can't do is put the video creation date on the title of the file, or add the title of the show? I can do that manually in iTunes, I guess).
So I'm kicking myself, as I paid $99 for Replay Media Capture Suite, a group of programs that lets me accomplish the same task(s), albeit with much more work (it's a Windoze-only program that runs under XP; I'm running VMware Fusion). I have to use iSquint afterwards to get it into iPhone format.....
"Free" and "easy" sure beats $99 and laborious any day!
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