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From: jon on 20 Jun 2007 18:00

Kat Mandu wrote:

>VDownloader will download a YouTube video and convert it to a format
>(such as MPG) of your choosing:
>
>www.vdownloader.es

Not your ordinary mpg though.
I see:
VCD
SVCD
DVD
that are presumeably mpg of some sort. But it sounds to me like the OP
might have a codec issue and could easily be missing the required
codecs for working with the 3 file types above.
From: jon on 20 Jun 2007 18:50

Kat Mandu wrote:

>jon wrote:
>> Kat Mandu wrote:
>>
>>> VDownloader will download a YouTube video and convert it to a format
>>> (such as MPG) of your choosing:
>>>
>>> www.vdownloader.es
>>
>> Not your ordinary mpg though.
>> I see:
>> VCD
>> SVCD
>> DVD
>> that are presumeably mpg of some sort. But it sounds to me like the OP
>> might have a codec issue and could easily be missing the required
>> codecs for working with the 3 file types above.
>
>Hmm. My VDownloader (0.51) includes conversion to MPEG, as well as two
>types of AVI. The MPG files that mine creates seem pretty ordinary to me.

Thanks. I'm still on v4.0; I'll check back on v5 when the site has a
bit more bandwidth than it does atm.
From: jameshanley39 on 20 Jun 2007 20:50
On 20 Jun, 22:49, jon <mcdaddu...(a)hhotmail.ccom.invalid> wrote:
> jameshanle...(a)yahoo.co.uk wrote:
> >On 20 Jun, 00:38, jon <mcdaddu...(a)hhotmail.ccom.invalid> wrote:
> >> jameshanle...(a)yahoo.co.uk wrote:
> >> >i've managed to download it withwww.keepvid.com, apparently
> >> >that's .flv format
>
> >> >I'm looking for freeware that'd convert it to mpg or wmv. Or, some
> >> >format that windows movie maker can deal with.
>
> >> MediaCoder from Sourceforge, or Super from Erightsoft.
> >> In that order.
>
> >no luck with media coder. some error .
>
> Same error? You mentioned no 'error' earlier.
>

<sarcasm>there's a conundrum </sarcasm>

posts were posted fter one another. I hadn't tried mediacoder in
post1. you mentioned it. I responded to you that it gave an error.
(And that i'd like to try Super, which was the other one you
suggested.)


> >Tried an earlier version [of mediacoder]. Got
> >some other error.
>
> Specifics are essential. What new error?
>

this is all with mediacoder. it gave an error, so i'd like to try
Super.

if it interests you i'd be happy to try it again and tell you what
error, and let you troubleshoot me like i'm an end user. But right now
I want to try Super. That was the problem that I mentioned. I don't
mind if you at least address the problem first.



> >i have used "Super" before. But i don't have the EXE on this machine.
>
> First I would be asking what is going wrong at the moment. I don't
> know what formats movie maker can deal with. Converting to wmv is
> rarely a good idea and hmmmm has suggested an option if you choose to
> do so.
> You say:
> "i'd like to be able to download it and split it into parts. I'd like
> to open it in windows movie maker"
>
> You're talking about a file of about 700MB - what are you wanting to
> do with it precisely? You are going to need to provide more info to
> get a decent informed answer to your req.

The problem is as stated.

I'm willing to help document some error in mediacoder, if need be.
Even messing around trying to solve it. But i'd rather get a bit
further with this problem first, and my decision, is to try Super. I
just can't find a direct link.

That is the problem.

Regarding talking of a file. I described exactly what I wanted. You
don't need to add anything. I mentioned downloading a vid clip from
youtube and splitting it.
And if, in theory, the file was 700MB (I know, youtube doesn't allow
that size. Google video does). If it was that size, i'd like to be
able to split it.
So i'm not looking for some trial software or website that has a 20MB
limit.


Now.
Thank you for addressing the problem of post1 in your response to
post1. But here is a post asking for a direct link to Super.. That's
the problem. You're trying to solve this a different way.



From: jon on 20 Jun 2007 21:00

jameshanley39(a)yahoo.co.uk wrote:

><sarcasm>there's a conundrum </sarcasm>

Good luck with your problem.
From: jameshanley39 on 21 Jun 2007 06:59
On 21 Jun, 02:00, jon <mcdaddu...(a)hhotmail.ccom.invalid> wrote:
> jameshanle...(a)yahoo.co.uk wrote:
> ><sarcasm>there's a conundrum </sarcasm>
>
> Good luck with your problem.

Either help, or don't help

I don't want your superstition. It's no use to me, or anybody else.




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