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So you just finished watching an online video and would love to save it to your desktop. But can't. If this has never happened to you, you must not be online that often. With new web service vConvert, you can paste the URL to the video, such as http://youtube.com/watch?v=aAaAaAaAaAa, choose whether you want the outputted file in WMV, MOV, MP3, MP4, 3GP or FLV, wait a few moments, and your download will be ready.
I gave the service a quick test and am quite impressed. It was rather fast, and reliable. The problem though, is that all of the conversion and file hosting is done on the vconvert server, so slow-down is not likely to be uncommon. The author is accepting donations to help keep things running smoothly, however.
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There are tons of sites that let you save your favorite videos from the likes of YouTube and Google Video, but then you have a Flash video you can’t do much with. You can download converters that will let you transcode, but then you have to hope you can figure out how to run them and that they are good quality. There is now a site that will let you do everything in one quick step.
Source: vConvert Via: Mashable
I gave the service a quick test and am quite impressed. It was rather fast, and reliable. The problem though, is that all of the conversion and file hosting is done on the vconvert server, so slow-down is not likely to be uncommon. The author is accepting donations to help keep things running smoothly, however.
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There are tons of sites that let you save your favorite videos from the likes of YouTube and Google Video, but then you have a Flash video you can’t do much with. You can download converters that will let you transcode, but then you have to hope you can figure out how to run them and that they are good quality. There is now a site that will let you do everything in one quick step.
Source: vConvert Via: Mashable
