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Has Youtube changed their streaming protocols?
Posted by: freeradical
Date: April 29, 2012 06:43PM
When I wanted to download a video, I used to go to the activity window and copy the flash video resource, and then paste it to a downloads window.

Now I no longer see the flash resource.

What's happened? Do I now need some dedicated application to download Youtube videos?
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Re: Has Youtube changed their streaming protocols?
Posted by: space-time
Date: April 29, 2012 06:46PM
[keepvid.com]

just paste the Youtube URL and wait a few seconds, then download the format of choice
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Re: Has Youtube changed their streaming protocols?
Posted by: freeradical
Date: April 29, 2012 06:54PM
Okay, I tried that, but I get this warning. Is this safe?


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Re: Has Youtube changed their streaming protocols?
Posted by: space-time
Date: April 29, 2012 07:03PM
I used the site before, it's been mentioned here many times. Search the forum. Not sure why you get that, looks fine in Chrome I get the same warning in Chrome



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 04/29/2012 07:05PM by space-time.
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Re: Has Youtube changed their streaming protocols?
Posted by: serena66
Date: May 10, 2012 01:31AM
I made a test with my tool, it still can download youtube videos successfully. This tool will run safely on your mac. Give it a try if you like. [en.kioskea.net]
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Re: Has Youtube changed their streaming protocols?
Posted by: comphernation
Date: May 10, 2012 03:33PM
I've often used keepvid successfully in the past. Due to the recent Flashback malware, I've disabled Java on my machine (Leopard 10.5.8 on a 12" PowerBook, so no Apple updates available for me). Keepvid requires Java, so I'd have to temporarily re-enable it each time I need keepvid.

Fortunately, I've been using ClickToPlugin2.6.4 -- [hoyois.github.com] -- which turns Flash video into HTML5. If you control/right-click on the HTML5 video, you get a drop-down menu that lets you download the video directly as an MP4 or open it directly in QuickTime. Easier and more convenient than Keepvid. Plus, ClickToPlugin offers many more features. And it's free.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/10/2012 03:34PM by comphernation.
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