Well, I have no idea where else I would put this. So, sorry if it's in the wrong place. My question is, is there a prgram or some kind of setting to download anything from website?? Like videos, songs, or flash programs?? I know, like two years ago. My friends got this to work. Though, he told me he just change some settings on his brower. Has anyone hear of this??? thanks. ^-^
I'm assuming you have ,hopefully, got Firefox. Head over to http://www.getfirefox.com and check the addons section and download the extension called 'DownThemAll'. This, as well as being a download manager, allows you to download ALL downloadable elements on any web page. BTW if you don't have Firefox then get it at the same site.
would it enable me to download like videos from youtube.com or myspace? Thats stuff isn't downloadable??? is it?
@Hakayami- if DownThemALL doesn't downloaded those embedded flv videos then get this extension for Firefox- 'VideoDownloader' it's made specifically for those websites with embedded flv videos like YouTube and MySpace.
thanks Darkhadou for all this information. ima try it when i get home. ^-^ you kick ass man for researching this stuff for me. doumo
Glad I could Help @ The researching part- I actually have both of these that's how I knew, LOL, gotta love em.
Im sorry, i dont really understand, so these programs allow u to download videos from websites, that are just there to be played? Liek metacafe and youtube etc?
They're not actually programs they're Firefox extensions and yes VideoDownloader (specifically) allows you to donwload those videos that are only meant to be played liked MySpace, Metacafe, YouTube etc. After downloading these you'll need to get an FLV player or FLV to AVI converter- just search around aD- many people have asked how to convert or play .FLVs.
@billybob: If you are getting this plugin for Firefox, then when you go to save the vid, it gives you a link to their own FLV player. And it is a v handy player - just a little bit of info for ya
Thanks mate, ill try it! hmm...if im not mistaken, i saw something in the first post about this working for mp3's too I wouldnt of course, but you know, just curious ;-)