How to listen live and record it

[J. P. Gilliver (John)]

In message <[email protected]>, micky

As do quite a lot of things: I use Firefox with the addon (usually)
DownloadHelper (which I think is available as other than just a Firefox

I'll look into that too.
http://www.downloadhelper.net/
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be played any time. DownloadHelper works with more than just YouTube.
The other one I use is Easy YouTube Video Downloader, which provides a

http://www.bestvideodownloader.com/
(YouTube only, and slower as it does some conversion online, or at least
I think it does.)

(There are [many] other ways; I find those two suffice for me -
downloadhelper for its simplicity of use and reliability, and bvd when I
just want the audio.)
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Actually, like some future funeral, I may never actually want to save
a Youtube video. But I like knowing that I can, just in case.

Well, YouTube videos don't stay there for ever - sometimes people remove
them, or close their accounts (same effect), and sometimes YouTube
remove them for assorted reasons, from alleged copyright infringement to
unsuitable content. Plus, you may want to show someone something when
there isn't a suitable connection.
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[micky]

Actually, like some future funeral, I may never actually want to save
a Youtube video. But I like knowing that I can, just in case.

Well, YouTube videos don't stay there for ever - sometimes people remove
them, or close their accounts (same effect), and sometimes YouTube
remove them for assorted reasons, from alleged copyright infringement to
unsuitable content. Plus, you may want to show someone something when
there isn't a suitable connection.
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You're right. All of those are good reasons to save one of their
videos. I'm glad I'm set up for it.


It turns out I skipped the lecture last Sunday night and didn't have
to record the radio, but I'm still very happy knowing I can.