| Re: ATTN: Spike - Question, please? ++Good point about slow connction - winds neck back in, sorry! |
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However, remember that you don't actually need a fast conn' to stream Youtube stuff.
Google for an application into which you paste the address of the film and it downloads the file at whatever speed you have
and converts into say ,an mp4 file for later viewing.
Might take a bit of effort to find a suitable prog' but they are there, properly free with no catches.
Of course, the quality isn't always the best but is better than nothing if a friendly Spike doesn't/can't oblige!
The technique is very useful for that piece of music or odd bit of archive film you've always wanted but can't find elsewhere.
I mean, who'd have thought that Billy Bunter lives on in Youtube land!
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