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How can I download streaming video to my computer?

You can record Flash-based video (like YouTube and Google video files) with a free website at KeepVid.com Find a video you want to record and copy the link to the page with the video on it into the textbox (in green) on the KeepVid page. KeepVid will save it to a file you can download to your PC. To play the file you can use any .FLV player or download the free one offered by KeepVid.

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Topics: Download video, Flash, .FLV, PC tips and tricks

posted by huhwhat on Thursday, April 5, 2007 at 02:38 PM
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posted by Active4People on Apr 5, 2007 at 05:15 PM

KeepVid.com is not compatible with an Apple/Macintosh computer. To record streaming video on one of those machines you need an application such as iShowU from http://shinywhitebox.com/.

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posted by huhwhat on Apr 5, 2007 at 06:56 PM

Good point, thanks.

I focus on the PC stuff.

-Greg

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