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  1. 16th Jul 2013 09:43 #1
    ROBO731
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    I'm trying to figure out how I can rip a video from youtube, but I want to rip the H.264 version, not the WebM version. Does anyone know?
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  2. 16th Jul 2013 09:58 #2
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    download the video with videodownload helper
    demux/extract audio with mp4box or any of its GUI'S
    I love it when a plan comes together!
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  3. 16th Jul 2013 10:34 #3
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    Will videodownload helper get me the version right from youtube without re-encoding?
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  4. 16th Jul 2013 10:44 #4
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    Originally Posted by ROBO731 View Post
    I'm trying to figure out how I can rip a video from youtube, but I want to rip the H.264 version, not the WebM version. Does anyone know?
    FWIW, YouTube gives you the option to NOT use those pesky WebM things:

    Code:
    http://www.youtube.com/html5
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  5. 16th Jul 2013 11:03 #5
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    Yeah, I'm already in the trial, but the video is still in vp8 and vorbis, do you know if videodownload helper re-encodes the rip from youtube?
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  6. 16th Jul 2013 11:19 #6
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    Sample DownloadHelper menu in FireFox:

    Click image for larger version Name: dh.jpg Views: 1408 Size: 32.2 KB ID: 18882

    The files are downloaded, not reencoded.
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  7. 16th Jul 2013 12:10 #7
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    K, I just wanted to make sure they were direct rips.
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  8. 16th Jul 2013 12:19 #8
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    K, I've got them, my concern was that a download site or plugin might re-encode the video, but I can see that that is not the case, thanks.
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    Originally Posted by El Heggunte View Post
    YouTube gives you the option to NOT use those pesky WebM things:
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    http://www.youtube.com/html5
    HTML5 supports WebM. Not sure how it excludes WebM.
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    Originally Posted by _Al_ View Post
    Originally Posted by El Heggunte View Post
    YouTube gives you the option to NOT use those pesky WebM things:
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    http://www.youtube.com/html5
    HTML5 supports WebM. Not sure how it excludes WebM.
    It's YouTube database, it's not HTML5. That page does contain the option to accept or to refuse WebM. Maybe it shows no option at all for the Chrome users, I really don't know
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  11. 17th Jul 2013 20:30 #11
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    Originally Posted by ROBO731 View Post
    K, I just wanted to make sure they were direct rips.
    Downloads... not Rip

    you Rip/copy from a Disc

    you DL or Capture a stream from a web site
    Last edited by theewizard; 17th Jul 2013 at 20:43.
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