November 14, 2009
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Save Tube Video allows to download any online video right from the browser in few easy steps.When you play any online video, you may save it in any location of your PC by clicking the ‘Save video’ button. After that the video in browser is being played as usual, and its ‘hard copy’ is being saved to the chosen folder. When you click on the ‘Show Status’ button you will see the current download status. You may pause or resume the download using the Command field of the download status window.
The software works well with Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox, it doesn’t slow the browser down.
Save Tube Video also allows you to download two or more videos at the same time which is very convenient.
The program is a must-have for anyone who likes watching videos and especially for those people who would like to watch them offline.
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| System Requirements: | Windows 2000, XP, Vista |
| Publisher: | SaveTubeVideo.com |
| Homepage: | http://www.savetubevideo.com/ |
| File Size: | 2.72 MB |
| Price: | $7.95 |
This software was available as a giveaway on November 14, 2009, this giveaway is not available any more. You can download the trial version of this software at http://www.savetubevideo.com/.
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The Good
* Pretty much point and click in terms of user friendliness.
* Built right into browser making it convenient to download videos at a click of a button.
* Can burn videos after they download.
* Gives popup notice when a “downloadable” video is detected.
The Bad
* Browser dependent – only works with Internet Explorer and Firefox.
* Need to keep the (annoying) toolbar – no way to isolate just the necessary buttons.
* Developer claims to be able to save as FLV and AVI yet there seems to be no any way to save as AVI.
* Developer is not very clear on what are all the supported video streaming websites.
Free alternatives
TubeMaster++
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does it work with Chrome? I’m a big fan of Chrome.
Vista sp2 + IE8 + FF3.55:
1) Install, register well;
2) When on Youtube and click on ‘Save video’, a popup comes out saying “There is no recognized link to video. This happens to my both IE8 and Firefox 3.55.
Final verdict: not for me, uninstall it.