On Monday 07 June 2010 06:48 PM, Praveen A wrote: > 2010/6/7 Rony<[email protected]>: > >> Crome does not support Firefox plugins and does not >> have any plugin to download (and convert) Â YouTube and other videos into >> the machine. >> > Use gnash, it allows saving videos. Right click, Edit -> Preferences > -> Media -> Save media streams to disk. Also Adobe plugin saves > youtube videos in /tmp which should be the case for chrome as well. > > You might want to check the latest snapshots as a bug that prevented > playing youtube videos is fixed recently. There are prebuilt rpms and > debs available from http://getgnash.org/packages/ > > If you have 64 bit OS get it from http://j4v4m4n.in/gnash-snapshots/ > (compiled on debian sid) > Thanks for the info. Does gnash download and convert videos to other video and audio formats? The Video Downloadhelper plugin in FF does it with ffmpeg.
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