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This page is for posting links to online streaming video, Youtube and things like that. The rules are somewhat looser than Discussion. You can post and discuss mainstream and related amateur video. Do not post clips from commercial videos. It's usually not that hard to tell the difference.
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| Sunday February 07 00:19:23 2010 Daily Motion |
| Question for you all. There are a number of scenes posted on Daily Motion that I would like to get but for the life of me, I cant figure out how to download them. The RealPlayer auto-thing doesnt work and none of the websites Ive looked at work any longer. Does anybody know the trick? |
| MCH |
| MCH19681@yahoo.com |
| Sunday February 07 04:22:08 2010 Kurtlar Vadisi |
| It is a very nice scene from the pictures but I couldnt download from easy-share. Can someone post it on megaupload. I looked for the episode on youtube but Episode 79 on Kurtlar Vadisi does not match and couldnt seem to match it on others.. Pls help... |
| Graham |
| Sunday February 07 08:55:43 2010 Re: Two actress, sloppy cleaves |
| joe wrote: > Maybe she will say where else she's been gagged. She did actually-one is called god out of a machine and the other is randori (both on youtube). actress is janessa shae o'hearn. |
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| Sunday February 07 08:58:28 2010 Re: Daily Motion |
| MCH wrote: The RealPlayer auto-thing > doesnt work I've been having similar problems over the past few months. The YouTube and Dailymotion videos dwonload using the RealPlayer 'Download this video' function, but don't play. And, to further aggravate things, when I try to delete them, they won't delete because they are being used by 'another program or application'. This happens even after a total system shutdown with both power and ethernet cords disconnected. |
| Jacot |
| Sunday February 07 12:11:49 2010 Re: Daily Motion |
| Jacot wrote: > MCH wrote: > The RealPlayer auto-thing > > doesnt work > I've been having similar problems over the past few > months. > The YouTube and Dailymotion videos dwonload using the > RealPlayer 'Download this video' function, but don't > play. > And, to further aggravate things, when I try to delete > them, they won't delete because they are being used by > 'another program or application'. This happens even > after a total system shutdown with both power and ethernet cords disconnected. I have a solution for this, but you have to use Firefox as your browser, and it can be a bit fiddly for those who aren't used to methods like this. Also, again, I strongly suggest for everyone to ditch their RealPlayers and Quicktime in favour of MPC player with plugins. Firstly, go to this site: http://clipnabber.com/ Copy and paste your Dailymotion link where it asks you to, and it should request another link which is the source code for the video's page. Go back to the video page, and make sure it's playing. In Firefox's options, go to View > Page Source. What you'll see is a huge pile of text in a new window, which constitutes the source code for that page. copy all that text using Ctrl+A, and paste it into Clipnabber. It should now give you the option to save the video as either an FLV file, or a higher-quality MP4. Obviously go for the MP4. Just left-click, give it a name, and you're good to go. If anyone has further problems with this, don't hesitate to ask! |
| Sam |
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