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On Mon, Jun 29, 2009 at 04:21:08AM -0400, Chuck Hallenbeck wrote:
> Can you give me sometips to get that particular download?

	Unless it's using flash, you should just be able to 'g' the file 
and 'w filename' to save write what's in the buffer to disk.  If 
Shockwave Flash is getting in the way, then maybe you can use clive to 
get around it.  clive is a text console download perl script that 
bypasses youtube's crap, and can handle other sites.  edbrowse in lenny 
is pretty old.  The version in squeeze mirrors SourceForge, but their   
version is out of date by a longshot, too.  Dunno the particulars on 
clive., but it works great with youtube URLs.  HTH,

			Michael