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Rip Google Video

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I have Tubesock V 2.0. I read on the internet that it can rip Google video, but when i enter in the URL, it tells me "file does not exist". I can probably find this on youtube, but of lesser quality and in pieces.

Is there a way to rip Google video with tubesock, or another app to rip Google video?


Thank you.
 
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If you are using Safari ... which you should be, if you are a true mac person ;)

Hit cmd-option-a ... then look for the flv file and hold option and double click on that. It will begin to download onto your desktop. When it is done downloading, change the file extension to .flv by taking away the .txt part. After that, open it with quicktime. If you have quicktime pro, you can export that video into Quicktime Movie (.mov) format. :)
 
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rpmgatech said:
If you are using Safari ... which you should be, if you are a true mac person ;)

Hit cmd-option-a ... then look for the flv file and hold option and double click on that. It will begin to download onto your desktop. When it is done downloading, change the file extension to .flv by taking away the .txt part. After that, open it with quicktime. If you have quicktime pro, you can export that video into Quicktime Movie (.mov) format. :)
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This was very helpful, and really valuable information. Thank you!
 

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