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- Price: Free to try (20-download trial); $24.95 to buy
- Operating system: Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows NT 4, Windows 7, Windows XP, Windows 2000
- Date added: November 10, 2009
- Total Downloads: 381,812
- Downloads last week: 6,382
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- Average user rating: stars out of 15 votes
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From Nuclear Coffee :VideoGet is a tool for downloading your favorite video clips from more than 850+ video Web sites. It supports such Web sites like YouTube, MySpace, Google Video, Yahoo Video, and AOL Uncut. Most of these video Web sites are keeping video in FLV format, and a lot of people dont know how to playback these files. VideoGet also providing you with ability to convert each video in most popular formats for more comfortable video playback. VideoGet supports AVI, MPEG1, MPEG2, WMV, FLV, MP4, 3GP, MP3 file formats, so you will be able not only to view it, but also put it into your iPod, mobile phone or any other portable device. Furthermore you can set up video/audio quality, set up video frame rate, width / height and audio sampling rate. With VideoGet you can create a list with videos you want to download and download them later. These lists you can save and load later.
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Version: VideoGet 4.0.2.53
Pros: that it's a utility for video and mp3 downloads I believe.
Cons: the videoget wouldn't download or function as I had been led to believe.. I installed and re-installed it several times without success.. I run xp pro without incident..
Summary: time and patience aren't on my side to waist without cooperation from useless programs.. perhaps one day it would be noncritical, but not today..
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