So if I wanted to put LS1tech vids on my iPod...
So if I wanted to put LS1tech vids on my iPod... from the street fire site how would I go about doing it? I dont have a program that will convert the files to diff. formats, but when I go to the site and try and save the videos im not really sure how... I use Mozilla, anyone wanna help me out? 
Originally Posted by HotRod68Camaro
supposedly if you use videora u can convert different types of files to work on you ipod. i just downloaded it but havent used it yet.
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I'd be happy with just being able to save the videos in the first place. Getting them on the IPOD is easy, but you can't actually save the streaming videos.
That is my grief with streetfire/ls1tech/all the other streaming host sites. I can't stand them and avoid them like the plague.
That is my grief with streetfire/ls1tech/all the other streaming host sites. I can't stand them and avoid them like the plague.
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Actually, you can save streaming videos. I've done it MANY times before. But it only works on certain players.
You will need a streaming media recording software, and the site of the video (not the site it is playing on, but the actual site it is hosted on, right click > properties).
OR
You could also right click on the video while it's playing, and play it in Windows Media Player and File > Save As... etc. I've never done it like that, have always had more luck with the software.
You can find the software free if you search around... Google it.
You will need a streaming media recording software, and the site of the video (not the site it is playing on, but the actual site it is hosted on, right click > properties).
OR
You could also right click on the video while it's playing, and play it in Windows Media Player and File > Save As... etc. I've never done it like that, have always had more luck with the software.
You can find the software free if you search around... Google it.
Last edited by Onyx Z; Jan 5, 2006 at 07:05 PM.
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Originally Posted by Onyx Z
You could also right click on the video while it's playing, and play it in Windows Media Player and File > Save As... etc. I've never done it like that, have always had more luck with the software.
You can't save the videos. The guy who runs the service said they made it that way to reduce bandwidth costs and add value to the video sites, since people would visit them less often if you could download all the videos.