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Hello guys,

I want this video () now... i want to download it, now add ons in Firefox will do it.

How can i do it??

or can someone give me a alternive youtube link or something???

Pls, i really want this for my ipod!

Thanks,

Cohen!

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A quick summary tied to the replies above: found a mirror and closed the thread, and was right to flag terms-of-service and copyright concerns. For anyone landing here later, the file you see on a page is often just the player; the actual video may be a separate media file, embedded inside the player, or delivered by a streaming playlist. That difference determines whether you can reasonably get a playable copy for an iPod.

Practical checks: open your browser DevTools and watch the Network requests while the page plays. Look for media requests (MP4, FLV, or HLS playlists). A visible MP4 means a direct media file exists on the server; only player binaries and no media requests usually means the asset is embedded. Embedded video can sometimes be extracted with a SWF decompiler or played with a standalone Flash projector or an emulator, but modern browsers no longer support Flash natively, so playback/extraction may require extra tools.

For iPod use, the safest target is MP4 (H.264 video + AAC audio). If you legitimately have the source file, tools like HandBrake or ffmpeg will transcode to an iPod-friendly format and preset. If the stream is DRM-protected or requires authentication, you will not be able to convert it without permission.

Legal note: and ’s points matter—check the site’s terms and copyright status before attempting any download. ’s observation about download links is also common: many sites offer both streaming and official downloads for licensed content. The best, clean route is to look for an official download, a press/asset page from the content owner, or to request permission.

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Member Avatar for jbennet

Yes its possible, but its probably illegal to do so.

Member Avatar for jbennet

dont talk about downloading youtube videos though, its against thier TOS.

"the normal functionality of the Services, and solely for Streaming. "Streaming" means a contemporaneous digital transmission of the material by YouTube via the Internet to a user operated Internet enabled device in such a manner that the data is intended for real-time viewing and not intended to be downloaded (either permanently or temporarily), copied, stored, or redistributed by the user."

"YouTube Content may not be downloaded, copied, reproduced, distributed, transmitted, broadcast, displayed, sold, "

Member Avatar for buddylee17

That's funny, coming from YouTube. Especially since YouTube was built on copyright infringing material.

Member Avatar for cohen

OK, sorry about that jbennet..... i was not saying that i would be doing it..... anyway.

Thread Solved and Case closed :P

Cohen

Member Avatar for MidiMagic

If it is against their TOS, why do they have links to a downloader on their page?

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