Anyone know if you can download videos

I think you can also download a youtube player and play them on it once they are downloaded.
 
Yes.

I go straight from the browser's cache (about:cache in the address bar in firefox to find the directory). It'll work with all flash-based video (other than streams), as well as any other files I might want. Everything's named differently, so it's best to do it based off time, but it's easy to see videos as they're the biggest files there.

You'll need a media player that can play .flv files (like VLC), unless you get an app that converts it for you.
 
hairic;2128214 said:
Yes.

I go straight from the browser's cache (about:cache in the address bar in firefox to find the directory). It'll work with all flash-based video (other than streams), as well as any other files I might want. Everything's named differently, so it's best to do it based off time, but it's easy to see videos as they're the biggest files there.

You'll need a media player that can play .flv files (like VLC), unless you get an app that converts it for you.
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I use firefox. Can you give me a step by step of what you are saying here? Not quite sure I follow you. Thanks.
 
Well, my way isn't the easiest, but it's the best for what I need. You'll need to download VLC (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html). Note: You also might not have Windows settings like you'll see in the images I'm making.

Anyway... open links in order. Text should mostly be unnecessary, other than clarifications.

Find the video. Let it finish loading. If you copy a party downloaded video, you'll have an incomplete video.
http://img295.*************/img295/8184/step1jw7.jpg

Open new tab. type about:config into the address bar. copy the cache directory.
http://img212.*************/img212/1668/step2oe5.jpg

Start menu - run
http://img124.*************/img124/8304/step3ax6.jpg

Paste the cache directory and hit enter/OK
http://img246.*************/img246/7332/step4wk0.jpg

It'll be the biggest file, and the most recent (if you don't do any browsing)
http://img246.*************/img246/486/step5ry2.jpg

Copy it to another directory/where you want it saved. I got that menu doing a right-click drag/drop rather than a left-click drag/drop.
http://img47.*************/img47/3469/step6bw2.jpg

Rename it (need .flv extension)
http://img47.*************/img47/2672/step7br1.jpg

Play it
http://img47.*************/img47/7240/step8kq2.jpg
http://img501.*************/img501/5286/step9xr5.jpg

The reason the screen is black is because VLC creates an overlay, which you can't capture with print screen, but it's playing.
 
hairic;2129138 said:
Well, my way isn't the easiest, but it's the best for what I need. You'll need to download VLC (http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html). Note: You also might not have Windows settings like you'll see in the images I'm making.

Anyway... open links in order. Text should mostly be unnecessary, other than clarifications.

Find the video. Let it finish loading. If you copy a party downloaded video, you'll have an incomplete video.
http://img295.*************/img295/8184/step1jw7.jpg

Open new tab. type about:config into the address bar. copy the cache directory.
http://img212.*************/img212/1668/step2oe5.jpg

Start menu - run
http://img124.*************/img124/8304/step3ax6.jpg

Paste the cache directory and hit enter/OK
http://img246.*************/img246/7332/step4wk0.jpg

It'll be the biggest file, and the most recent (if you don't do any browsing)
http://img246.*************/img246/486/step5ry2.jpg

Copy it to another directory/where you want it saved. I got that menu doing a right-click drag/drop rather than a left-click drag/drop.
http://img47.*************/img47/3469/step6bw2.jpg

Rename it (need .flv extension)
http://img47.*************/img47/2672/step7br1.jpg

Play it
http://img47.*************/img47/7240/step8kq2.jpg
http://img501.*************/img501/5286/step9xr5.jpg

The reason the screen is black is because VLC creates an overlay, which you can't capture with print screen, but it's playing.
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Thanks, but the first link to download the VLC isn't there. I get this...
404 error: page not found
 
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