Got it. I clicked on the tri-color balls on the lower rt and it just gave me a list of sites where downloads may be found. The balls also appear above and to the left of the video window where the movie is supposed to appear. When I clicked on it I got the save-as window. But then I had to stop the browser and migrate away from the page on account of my tiny bandwidth. But it works, very kewl :)
On 11/23/09, Dale <rdalek1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Maxim Wexler wrote: >>> If you have Firefox installed, you can use 'download helper' to grab >>> those videos really easy. It works on youtube and other sites really >>> well. >>> >> >> I'm using it but can only download from a link to youtube in another >> web page or google, for example. Shouldn't there be a button on >> Youtube itself, once the 'downloiad helper' is installed that lets you >> download from the actual Youtube site? I've looked through >> Tools->Download Helper->Preferences without seeing any option for it. >> >> Maxim >> >> >> > > Mine is in the toolbar by default. It is just to the left of the > location bar and looks like three balls rotating. I'm not sure if they > rotate all the time or not but I know it does when in the middle of a > download. If you put your little mouse pointer on it, it shows it is > the download helper tool. When something is on the page that it knows > is a video, a little option for a drop down appears so that you can > select what to download. I know youtube sometimes has different > versions of a video, mostly different by quality. With that you can > select which quality you want. It is also handy when you have more than > one video on a page and only want one of them. > > That help you find it? I found it by wondering what the little moving > balls where that wasn't there before I installed the little add ons. > > Dale > > :-) :-) > >
