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Downloading FLV files from YouTube et al isn't always straightforward. Up till now I have used a combination of the Firefox Video Downloader extension, and iSquint to capture the FLV files for viewing offline, or on other devices. I have been experimenting with the Vixy FLV Converter which makes this a one step process... and it is fast. The browser based service converts the FLV files to a useful selection of formats, including 3gp for mobile phones.
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Howdy...couldn't you use Democracy Player (FOSS)? It plays FLV video files without problem.
http://www.mguhlin.net/archives/2006/12/entry_2349.htm
Thanks for sharing this, though.
Miguel Guhlin
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Posted by: Miguel Guhlin | December 06, 2006 at 04:35 AM
Hi Miguel
You are right,I blogged about this a while ago http://theok.typepad.com/digital_signposts/2005/10/dtv.html and it is on my list to cover again, because there have been some significant improvements and upgrades since then.
Best wishes
Theo
Posted by: Theok | December 06, 2006 at 09:05 AM