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Monday, April 28, 2008

Software to Download YouTube videos

Really want that YouTube video that you just saw? Can't figure our how to download it? Here's something for Windows users, it's called TubeSucker.

I'm using it and overall I have a good experience. Click here to get it.

TubeSucker is not just limited to YouTube, it can download videos from many more websites. You can browse, download, and play videos from the all in one application. With the cool "Download All" mode it will batch download all videos from a specific search topic.

3 versions are available for download, TubeSucker (Free Version), TubeSucker Pro Turbo ($39,95), and, TubeSucker Commercial Edition($99.95).

The pay versions offer additional functionality, but, for me the free version pretty good enough.

Check out TubeSucker's webpage to learn more & get yourself a free copy while you at it.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Or you can just use the many add-on extensions to download videos available for Firefox. I use DownloadHelper.

Unknown said...

Yep, also a good option...especially when it comes to using Linux :-)

Monday, April 28, 2008

Software to Download YouTube videos

Really want that YouTube video that you just saw? Can't figure our how to download it? Here's something for Windows users, it's called TubeSucker.

I'm using it and overall I have a good experience. Click here to get it.

TubeSucker is not just limited to YouTube, it can download videos from many more websites. You can browse, download, and play videos from the all in one application. With the cool "Download All" mode it will batch download all videos from a specific search topic.

3 versions are available for download, TubeSucker (Free Version), TubeSucker Pro Turbo ($39,95), and, TubeSucker Commercial Edition($99.95).

The pay versions offer additional functionality, but, for me the free version pretty good enough.

Check out TubeSucker's webpage to learn more & get yourself a free copy while you at it.

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

Or you can just use the many add-on extensions to download videos available for Firefox. I use DownloadHelper.

Unknown said...

Yep, also a good option...especially when it comes to using Linux :-)