About a month ago, YouTube (Google) began denying the downloading/grabbing of some videos. Are there any infallible solutions that are known? Google appears to be moving goalposts again. ⬆
Update: we found a workaround. Here's the Ogg.
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ktos
2009-04-30 12:41:39
After the video from youtube has been fully buffered, go to /tmp and look for a file whose name begins with Flash (then there are some random numbers and letters in the file name, with out extension). It's the buffered movie in flv format.
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This site has over 1,000 'wiki' pages, many thousands of documents, several thousands of videos, and about 50,000 blog posts or articles. We need to make them easier to find/navigate.
Even if one can see/find a link to "the study" (in the Bezos-controlled publication), most people won't look any further and just take everything at face value.
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ktos
2009-04-30 12:41:39
Roy Schestowitz
2009-04-30 12:56:56