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Location: SoCal | There was some video posted on youtube of Glen Campbell from about 30 years ago (playing a supershallow bowl Adamas nylon string). I've been meaning to find some software to capture those videos but haven't and of course, now the videos are pulled.
What software do you guys recommend? Running Windows 7... |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | I just updated my RealPlayer software and a new app - 'RealPlayer Downloader' - was included. I've only used it once and it seemed to work flawlessly.
For FireFox, I use 'DownLoad Helper' which works fine. It used to just download the .flv file which needed to be converted, but the newest offering does it as you download.
There's a lot of options out there. |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Another vote for real player. It will also convert it to go on your itouch or ipad. |
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Location: Alagoas, Brazil | I use Youtube Downloader HD and it works fine. Also, its free, which makes a huge financial difference. |
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Location: Sunshine State, Australia | All the apps I suggested are also free, I forgot to mention. (Seeing as I'm rollin' in it....) |
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Location: closely held secret | I avoid anything with "Real" in front of it. Some of the most notoriously invasive software ever foisted on the public. I use file2hd . |
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Slightly OT: Video capture software
