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Product Description:
iTube Grabber enables you to capture almost any audio and/or video stream. Most video streams are in Flash Video format and cannot be played by with QuickTime by default. If wanted iTube Grabber can automatically convert to several formats and presets (iPod, iPhone, MP4, MPEG) With the very intuitive user interface you can browse and capture with ease.
What's new in this version:
- Fixed issues main window always was shown on top.
- Download window doesn't popup anymore when canceling save dialog.
- Fixed memory leak when trying to save to a external volume.
- Fixed issue with QuickTime not converting to the correct resolution.
- Small improvements in the save dialog.
Operating System Requirements:
This product is designed to run on the following operating systems:
- Mac OS X 10.5 Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5 PPC
Additional Requirements:
- Mac OS X 10.5 - 10.6
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Just what I needed 
- Version: 0.9.28, 1/16/2010 08:11AM PST
(1 of 1 users found this comment useful)
MasterTronics
New Version unstable - Version: 0.9.27, 1/14/2010 12:03PM PST
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mjcomins
After expanding window and watching video, escape produces no change in video size. Cannot escape "replay" window without quitting application and SCROLL BAR disappears! Did not have these problems in previous versions. Running OS 10.6.2 in Intel iMac with all updates.
Ok, it works again and well 
- Version: 0.9.26, 1/4/2010 09:55AM PST
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GianMarco Tavazzani
And I'm happy for it!
I'll be glad to help the development with some humble notations by an 'end user' as I am: the converting preferences ask for the request quality but just under it you can check 'always same quality as source'. Probably this means that choosing the quality level is useless if you check it, so why confuse us by not 'graying up' this choices?
The side windows are by default too big, we must resize it each time; what about remembering the last size/position at restart?
For viewing the YouTube video files in iTunes, I convert them using a H264 codec: is this the best choice? A little manual file with simple and useful suggestions would also be very much appreciated!
What about a Tab browser like in OmniWeb??
I'll be glad to help the development with some humble notations by an 'end user' as I am: the converting preferences ask for the request quality but just under it you can check 'always same quality as source'. Probably this means that choosing the quality level is useless if you check it, so why confuse us by not 'graying up' this choices?
The side windows are by default too big, we must resize it each time; what about remembering the last size/position at restart?
For viewing the YouTube video files in iTunes, I convert them using a H264 codec: is this the best choice? A little manual file with simple and useful suggestions would also be very much appreciated!
What about a Tab browser like in OmniWeb??
Just what I needed. Working as advertised and atm free.
I would certainly pay for this when needed.