Re: GEORGE HAMILTON IV: Long Thin Dawn (1969)
A superb find J_J I have always wanted to hear what GH4's version sounded like. Nice video too (somebody has obviously been watching our Tom's stonewall vidstories)
I have previously spouted on at length on how to save youtube videos and referred everybody time and time again to my tutorial at:- http://www.johnfowles.org.uk/Tutoria...s_tutorial.htm
in which I did say:-
"it seemed to me to be patently obvious that the video
file that very slowly downloads when using a dial-up connection, which was meanwhile viewable in "fits and starts", must be somewhere on ones hard drive because as soon as it has downloaded you are immediately invited to "watch it again" but no amount of searching would reveal where that file actually was."
I went on to describe a variety of programs to save any video most of which mysteriously decided to stop working soon after I had grown to depend on them. Fortunately my surfing led me to a tutorial on youtube itself, which although specifically referring to google videos (probably to evade the youtube police) works with youtube and presumably any such streaming /replayable video file at:-
Which shows how to find the elusive files (in the temporary cache folder on ones hard drive) using in this case Internet Exploder.
I have now written another of my famous illustrated tutorials showing exactly how to do that very feat
irregardless of whether you are blesed with a fast broadband connection or are saddled with an unacceptably tardy dial up
please now take a look at:-
http://www.simpleyoutube.notlong.com
should anybody run into any problems or have any questions please ask
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Honorary Curator Bootleg Museum 
(where Sir does not signify that I am a fully benighted Knight just a Bt which signifies a humble Baronet -?? read the wiki!)
I meant no one no harm Once inside we found a curious moonbeam Doing dances on the floor
Last edited by johnfowles; 12-18-2007 at 04:46 PM.
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