5 July 2006
Ripping video from YouTube
Information taken shamelessly from Methodshop.com and VideoHelp.com. The process is a little slow but effective when you have a video that you would rather burn to CD to watch on the television. Like the unaired pilot for Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
- Load the page for the YouTube video you want to rip.
- Allow it to buffer completely. The player bar fills with a darker gray as the video is downloaded.
- The buffer will be a file with an FLV extension in your browser's cache directory. Probably somewhat large.
- Download and install the Riva FLV Encoder.
- Set the Input Video to the full path of the FLV file. Set the Output Directory and Ouput Video to the path and name of a new file with an AVI or MPG extension.
- Click FLV Encode and wait...
[ posted by sstrader on
5 July 2006 at 11:07:47 PM in Home Network & Gadgets
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