[aspire]

Originally Posted by gaurav200x

but does that increase load on the processor?? i mean the processor would have to "unzip" the file to use or something like that?

Gaurav ,, I am asking this query for the second time I think , Pls tell me some resources from where can I get a streaming video downloading software?

Pls help

regards

shailesh

[Digital_Saint]

Originally Posted by aspire

Gaurav ,, I am asking this query for the second time I think , Pls tell me some resources from where can I get a streaming video downloading software?

I hope you did not put that query specifically to Gaurav.

Anyway, from what I interpret, I think you wanna download videos from websites like Youtube, Google Videos. To do that, you can use this:

KeepVid: Download videos from Google, Youtube, iFilm, Putfile, Metacafe, DailyMotion!

Change the extension of the downloaded file to .flv. Then you can use any flv player to play that file.

For those who use Firefox, there is extension available to do the same. Get it here:

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2390/

And, if you want to convert the .flv file to .mpeg or some other format, you can do that by downloading converters available freely on the internet.

PS: In case you were asking something else, excuse me.

[gaurav200x]

thanks DS.... i made the post in the afternoon.... wonder where it has gone..... :confused::confused:

Anyway, DS has given u sufficient explanation.... You can goto Download videos from Youtube, Google, iFilm, Metacafe, DailyMotion, Music. and feed the URL of the video u want and get a downloadable link from there and download..........

This makes ur process browser-independent...

Enjoy!!

[ohmygoditsgulu]

Salaam bhailog...

I have been looking for a 3gpp2 video player..
When we record clips on a CDMA phone its extension is 3gpp2...

Tried a couple of them and always got one result : no sound...
Tried the following :

1. VLC
2. Nokia Player
3. And a couple of others...

Please suggest me a player..

Thanx
~ Gulshan

[gaurav200x]

Originally Posted by ohmygoditsgulu

Salaam bhailog...

I have been looking for a 3gpp2 video player..
When we record clips on a CDMA phone its extension is 3gpp2...

Tried a couple of them and always got one result : no sound...
Tried the following :

1. VLC
2. Nokia Player
3. And a couple of others...

Please suggest me a player..

Thanx
~ Gulshan

Try Real player, Quick Time player, Divx player... if u still dun get sound, try updating the player. It will work, unless u have some codec problems. But updating it should solve even that. In case, u still face problems, install some K-lite codec etc.

Let me know if it works or not. If it still doesnt just send me the file and i will check it.

[gaurav200x]

ok bhailog, in this process of problem solving, my problem still remains unsolved. So please let me know the following. Repeating the post..

but does that increase load on the processor?? i mean the processor would have to "unzip" the file to use or something like that?

[ohmygoditsgulu]

Originally Posted by gaurav200x

Try Real player, Quick Time player, Divx player... if u still dun get sound, try updating the player. It will work, unless u have some codec problems. But updating it should solve even that. In case, u still face problems, install some K-lite codec etc.

Let me know if it works or not. If it still doesnt just send me the file and i will check it.

Done all that... nothing works...

[Krack_CAT]

Originally Posted by gaurav200x

ok bhailog, in this process of problem solving, my problem still remains unsolved. So please let me know the following. Repeating the post..

it does increase the load but on an extremly meagre amount. It is advisable that you don't apply disk compression to the drive on which OS is installed, coz files are accessed frequently from this partition. However, it is advisable to apply disk compression to the other drives which are not accessed frequently....like on partitions where music, movies are stored( this is assuming you have more than one partition). Howeva, if u have only one partition, then DON'T apply disk compression.

I have personally not kept disk compression on my OS drive, but all the other partitions are compressed. I have even compressed my "DOCUMENTS and SETTINGS" folder in c drive. Damn good space saver. Almost 1GB was saved by compressing this folder.

BUT, never compress the WINDOWS and PROGRAM FILES folder.(Not a rule though). It's your wish.

[Krack_CAT]

Originally Posted by Digital_Saint

I hope you did not put that query specifically to Gaurav.

Anyway, from what I interpret, I think you wanna download videos from websites like Youtube, Google Videos. To do that, you can use this:

KeepVid: Download videos from Google, Youtube, iFilm, Putfile, Metacafe, DailyMotion!

Change the extension of the downloaded file to .flv. Then you can use any flv player to play that file.

For those who use Firefox, there is extension available to do the same. Get it here:

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/2390/

And, if you want to convert the .flv file to .mpeg or some other format, you can do that by downloading converters available freely on the internet.

PS: In case you were asking something else, excuse me.

could you please give me da link to dnld the crack for this software.

[gaurav200x]

Originally Posted by Krack_CAT

could you please give me da link to dnld the crack for this software.

thanks man...... i did compress my c: and i think its better to uncompress it.... although i got nearly 2 Gb space from it.

For the link.... goto videodownloader.net