HTML Movie Parser 1

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  Version: HTML Movie Parser 1

  "some minor cliches, but it worked (saved video off a website)"

  by TySeattle on October 5, 2005

  Pros: runnin XP Tablet(pro) with decent ram.

  To get this to work, first I had to find it...

  Installed itself in Programs,

  but does not show up as a program installed (dee, dee dee)

  Then I positioned mouse over video, right clicked on properties

  And cut that http, not the website http, pasted into the box

  then followed the how to use

  Note after u create the HTML code for target &

  & save the target, it saves as a shortcut 1KB,

  I did not find the file, but it did show the video after

  I disabled the online connection, so i know its there somewhere...

  Looks like great potential, is what I was looking for,

  but since I do not know where the file is,

  worry about losing it when I clean my internet history cache

  Cons: don't know if I will still have the file when I go to look 4it again

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• reply by: Jabirnet on October 5, 2005

  For further clarification do not paste the URL of the video link itself. Instead supply the URL where the video link is embedded. The program will sift thru the source code and decipher what the video link is. After the links are supplied in the "Select URL" section/listbox please select on the links provided then click "Create HTML code for Target" on the left side. This will pop up a new window that supplies each video with a link underneath it. It is from there you can save the link to where you want by clicking the link supplied under each video and "Save Target As." I hope this helps.

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• reply by: Jabirnet on October 5, 2005

  For further clarification do not paste the URL of the video link itself. Instead supply the URL where the video link is embedded. The program will sift thru the source code and decipher what the video link is. After the links are supplied in the "Select URL" section/listbox please select on the links provided then click "Create HTML code for Target" on the left side. This will pop up a new window that supplies each video with a link underneath it. It is from there you can save the link to where you want by clicking the link supplied under each video and "Save Target As." I hope this helps.

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