TubeSock - 3.0b19convert YouTube videos for iPod, iPhone, Mac, Apple TV, PSP |
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Using tubesock - Version: 3.0b19, 1/13/2009 10:05PM PST
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mrbjclark
I downloaded the Beta version of tubesock so I could capture a 7 minute video clip from Playmotion. The download went OK but there was now user info on how to capture video from the net. Realizing I had a freebie for 30 seconds of video, I kept trying to capture the video clip but nothing was showing up on my hard drive in "movies". I sent an email to the developer 3 days ago and have heard nothing. By fooling around a little, I found out I have to click the save command and wait for the app to download all the video, then convert it, and chop off all but 30 seconds worth. The 30 second video resulted in a 1MB file which played OK. I'm tempted to register and cough up the $15 but I'm leery. I give this a Yes, with reservations concerning the lack of technical response. Also, I'd like to know what else is out there to capture video on an iMac running OSX Leopard 10.5.5.
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File Missing 



- Version: 3.0b19, 11/21/2008 11:18AM PST
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terryzx
Used to be a good program. Now every time I try to convert a YouTube file it is missing even though I just viewed it.
This Version works Great! 



- Version: 3.0b19, 11/18/2008 03:08PM PST
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kiwimoa
I have been using TubeSock since 2006. Indeed it did stop working in version 2 recently due to changes made by youtube.com. So I came here and downloaded version 3 and not only does it work great, so far there is no converting needed! Files (so far) are saved straight as .mp4 so it's actually better than before. I think it was the iPhone that initiated the conversion of h264/mp4 in youtube. Whatever the naysayers are saying here doesn't apply anymore at least. Granted the support is not exactly pro-active on letting you know all of this in the product update but it is mentioned on their website.