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Unit ZER0 · 12-12-07, 09:38 AM

KeepVid looks like it will be an excellent solution to finding the .flv files to download! Until now I had to find the video I wanted, and then after watching it, search through my temporary internet files until I found it again, and copy it to my desktop, potentially rename it from a "file" into an flv, then test watch it, and if it was the wrong one, repeat until I found the right one. Now there will be 2 steps: (1) Download video. (2) Convert with SUPER. DONE!

(UPDATE: I found out that most .flv files from Youtube can be played "as is" as long as you have the FLV codec for TCPMP. Now conversion is necessary only about 30% of the time, because I can watch most videos with no convesion at all thanks to this codec.)

12-12-07, 09:38 AM	#14 (permalink)
Unit ZER0 Aximsite Minor League Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: A top-secret bunker in an undisclosed location... Posts: 297 Device: Samung SGH T809 Carrier: T-Mobile Thanked 30 Times in 12 Posts	KeepVid looks like it will be an excellent solution to finding the .flv files to download! Until now I had to find the video I wanted, and then after watching it, search through my temporary internet files until I found it again, and copy it to my desktop, potentially rename it from a "file" into an flv, then test watch it, and if it was the wrong one, repeat until I found the right one. Now there will be 2 steps: (1) Download video. (2) Convert with SUPER. DONE! (UPDATE: I found out that most .flv files from Youtube can be played "as is" as long as you have the FLV codec for TCPMP. Now conversion is necessary only about 30% of the time, because I can watch most videos with no convesion at all thanks to this codec.) __________________ ZER0:hide: Last edited by Unit ZER0; 12-27-07 at 05:03 PM.