grabbing tutorials

[aridzone]

If anyone would like to grab talkgraphic member tutorials off you tube
for viewing later, here is a small free program I found that does just
what it says Happy viewing!

http://www.download.com/Fidyo-FLV-Pl...ml?tag=lst-0-1

[Hwy101]

If anyone would like to grab talkgraphic member tutorials off you tube
for viewing later, here is a small free program I found that does just
what it says Happy viewing!

http://www.download.com/Fidyo-FLV-Pl...ml?tag=lst-0-1

Thanks Aridzone, for the Post & Link - Just what I have been hoping for (I Love the many Tutorials, I just have to be able to Save & See Later...) Tom

[steve.ledger]

If you are a FireFox user, you can get an extension that downloads YouTube (and other) streaming video.

http://javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php

Alternatively you can also copy'n'paste the URL at their site and download directly.

You'll still need an .FLV (Flash Video) player though.
I use this one:
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Interne...V-Player.shtml

[aridzone]

Here is an great free media player to view tutorials.
Full page, pause, ff ...
VLC
http://www.afterdawn.com/software/vi...layers/vlc.cfm

Have fun!

[steve.ledger]

Yep, VLC has certainly been my player of choice for a couple years or more.
However, there's a newish one about now that is even better, especially for people like myself that have a home theatre setup with a dedicated PC connected to the projector as well.
It's called GOMPlayer. The features are astonishing. Even better is like VLC, it's completey free!

http://www.gomplayer.com/main.html

Also fully compatible with Vista (unlike VLC which doesn't support Aero)

[Xhris]

I think you'll all find this tops them all:

http://vixy.net/

[steve.ledger]

I think you'll all find this tops them all:

http://vixy.net/

Cool Xhris - very handy converter resource that.
You still need a decent player though. GOM fits the bill nicely there .