a video to watch

here is something to watch from BBC's Click Online
Jacques' Hack Attack just click on the speed you need (Low | Medium | High) and the player you want to use (Windows Media or Real Player)

 

very nice and thanks ice!!
amazing

 

Is there a way of saving that video to my PC, usually you can right click and "save link as", not in this case, any other suggestions?

Cheers

 

here's another 10 min video on security
http://www.bbcworld.com/content/clickonline_archive_01_2005.asp?pageid=666&co_pageid=2

 

HI BS
i think this type needs connect to server always. you can find a copy in "temp internet files" serch it for "worl_click_..."copy it to another location where you can run it again.

 

Hi Hadi, I found Net Transport 1.94, absolutely simple, worked like a dream, and FREE.

Cheers

 

another two about P2P and Music.
http://www.bbcworld.com/content/clickonline_archive_49_2004.asp?pageid=666&co_pageid=2
http://www.bbcworld.com/content/clickonline_archive_50_2004.asp?pageid=666&co_pageid=2

 

Hi BS
You said: its free. But page reads shareware
I'm looking for such thing too, to save a similar like vedio "teletubbies" for my child

 

try Leechget, it looks like the same thing, i've used it in the past and it's safe to use. here's a review that says it can download videos and audio files, at the end of the paragraph:
http://www.jakeludington.com/downloads/20050413_leechget.html

http://www.leechget.net/en/

 

here's some more good video downloads, i have got them all but haven't watched them yet. i did watch the one at the bottom of the page EPISODE #4 (July 4th, 2005) which i liked, and the one with Leo Laporte EPISODE #6 (July 18th, 2005) - good, but not as good, i think anyway.
http://commandn.typepad.com/

 

here are some more tech videos to watch. i got these from my podcast subscriptions, there are tons more. i find it really odd that it seems i'm just about the only person here interested in this stuff, especially podcasting and vidcasting. anyway, here are some good videos to download, my favourites are commandn and Diggnation:

http://www.vidcast.org/news.php

if you watch these and want to find out more, lookup ipodder, iPodderX for Macs and itunes 4.9 (PC and Mac)

 

Thanks iceni60

 

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Ah now, it's shareware. We don't want to be pirates now, do we.

 

yes, net transport is a shareware, but user still can use the stream download feature for free. Here is the difference . Btw, the last free version for net transport is 1.87. you can download it from here

 

i'm away at the momemt, but i managed to crack the password on my families work PCs, so i can post. here's a good video to watch it's about wardriving, and how easy it is to crack an encryped wireless network. it's by the person from Tomsharedware, and definately worth watching if you have a wireless connection
http://stashbox.fromtheshadows.tv/download.php?b=4.0

some other very good videos are at diggnation, they are worth watching.
i'll try and post a link in the next post. it's abit hard to understand what is happening as i'm using OB1 at the moment.

 

these are all good videos to watch to

http://revision3.com/diggnation

 

That was a very interesting video. I had no idea it would only take that small amount of time before being hit. I assumed it would be at least a few minutes before something like that happened.

Thank you very much for finding that video! Brilliant!

 

yeah that "from the shadows" video was very good. there's also HAK.5 which have some good vids. i think TWiT (world's most listened to podcast) has just released their first live vidcast thanks to revision3...
http://www.revision3.com/twit

 

Patrick Norton's show is good too
http://digitallifetv.com/blogs/digitallifetv/default.aspx

the first episode is just OK, the second is better, i haven't seen the rest. they do air live too.

 

here is a great link to find good videos to watch, just about all the ones i watch are there
http://www.techtainment.net/main/news.php

 

if u use firefox, u can either use the download embedded extension or if u have the greasemonkey extension then use the unembed script.