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Find cached video while watching and without needing downloader extensions. Type moz at a prompt to find the vid. Tested with Firefox (Icecat), Chromium, Midori, Uzbl, Konqueror, and Arora.
To install, append the downloaded moz() function to your local .bashrc file. It will work at your next login.
9 years ago
Speedup again and this time actually find the correct file descriptor.
Look for lsof instead of hard-coded path and graceful exit if no vid found.
1.0 will now find any number of simultaneous video. Will only find the first instance of uzbl-tabbed.
1.1 Fixed a rather massive error where references to ~/.adobe/Flash_Player were incorrectly pick up.
9 years ago
Speedup again and this time actually find the correct file descriptor.
Look for lsof instead of hard-coded path and graceful exit if no vid found.
1.0 will now find any number of simultaneous video. Will only find the first instance of uzbl-tabbed.
1.1 Fixed a rather massive error where references to ~/.adobe/Flash_Player were incorrectly pick up.
claj
9 years ago
moz ~/Videos 9
To copy the video.
Sorry for my bad english.
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marcaemus
9 years ago
http://kde-look.org/content/show.php/Save+cached+video?content=146400
Use it by typing "mozz [filename]" and it will save the video to $HOME/flvs/filename.flv
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marcaemus
9 years ago
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