Recording from youtube
How is a good way to keep videos you see on youtube to ones computer
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Conky 2000
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You'll need to download a file converter, or, if you want to keep it an FLV file, an FLV player, because Windows can't recognize FLV's. I recommend Applian Technologies' Replay Converter, and turning it into an MPEG file.
You'll need to download a file converter, or, if you want to keep it an FLV file, an FLV player, because Windows can't recognize FLV's. I recommend Applian Technologies' Replay Converter, and turning it into an MPEG file.
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www.youtubex.com is invalid.
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I've always used this
http://vixy.net/
Pick whatever format you want it saved in. I usually save them as AVI for Windows; it needs the DivX codec to play but it still worked for me. There's a "VIXY" logo that is added on at the end of the video but you can edit it out easily with Movie Maker
http://vixy.net/
Pick whatever format you want it saved in. I usually save them as AVI for Windows; it needs the DivX codec to play but it still worked for me. There's a "VIXY" logo that is added on at the end of the video but you can edit it out easily with Movie Maker
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