Hi Michael
> Bones wrote:
>> On Mon, 2009-06-01 at 12:53 -0500, william perry wrote:
>>> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cb_Is--MSKA&feature=player_embedded
>>
>> Have seen stills of this before..incredible effort. As a matter of
>> interest any Linux users out there can download this vid with clive.
>>
>> sudo apt-get install clive
>>
>
> Bones, just for info, I've found that whenever I load a YouTube
> page, the video gets cached under /tmp, named "Flash...", where
> the "..." represents some (apparently random) 6-character string.
> You can copy that file to wherever you want; just make sure that
> it has loaded completely in the browser first! (It will be an
> FLV, so rename accordingly.) I use the SeaMonkey browser most of
> the time; haven't tested this with (eg.) Firefox. FWIW... :)
That's right and it is my way of storing interesting youtube-videos,
too. But it does not depend on the browser (I use both Seamonkey
and Firefox, depending on the job I want to be done) but is a matter
of the viewer-plugin (mplayer, in my case) you are using. Other
plug-ins don't store the video in such a way so I know some web-
sites with videos I can't pull away using this trick. And that's
the moment where tool like clive may be the solution ...
Best regards, Wolfgang
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