Google Video?

How can you download a Google record and have it able to be played in something additional than the Google record player? I tried “Save As” but windows media couldn’t play it.

Answer by uzi
Copy The Url of your record and paste it in keepvid.com.
Download the record and play it in the flv player provided by keepvid.com

Answer by strawberrykaz
Its only from google i reckon, i needed a clip for my presentation of Goggle and it wouldnt play on anything but the google site. Sorry HOWEVER most videos on there maybe on Youtube? excellent luck

Answer by kopo.fett
If you use the Firefox browser you can install an add-on called ‘VideoDownloader’ which lets you download record’s from common websites like YouTube and Google. And can play them via a .flv player called Riva.

Answer by Hardy
Google record is Adobe Flash record and delivered in both file base and stremaing mode. You have to use Flash player to playback.

Most download tools will rely on you to learn an url to feed in so it may maybe download the record. In fact, persons url is very hard to capture. Even worse, there is no url available for streaming record.

Try CyberFlash, it may maybe download and RECORD whatever you are watching with no need to feed url

http://www.totoware.com/products_cyberflash.html

A free flash player may maybe be downloaded from the site too.

Answer by Salaam-E-Ishq
i dont reckon you can

What do you reckon? Answer below!

Screenshot 1


Image by neuCASTmedia.com

E3 2011: OnLive coming to iPad, Android tablets this fall
On-demand game-streaming service opening up service to on-the-go gamers using Apple’s or Google’s OS later this year.
Read more on GameSpot

brite-View HDelight (BV-1222) Uncompressed 1080p Beam-to-TV Kit

• Simplify the connection to your HDTV. Share the whole Internet by wirelessly connecting your HD devices like Blu-ray players; HD camcorders; HD Cablebox; or mainframe/PC (with HDMI ports) to any TV. It’s GOOD for iPad2 (with additional digital AV adapter)
• Wirelessly transmits digital entertainment content such as Netflix; Hulu and YouTube from your HDMI ready PC to your HDTV
• 3Gb/s data transfer speed; No noticeable latency (Less than 1ms); fantastic for PC or online gaming
• Supports up to 1080p@60Hz for up to 30 feet (line-of-sight); wireless HDMI is!
• The transmitter can be USB-powered when using with PC/Mainframe. It also comes with a power adaptor for using with additional HD devices like Blu-ray players. Plug & Play; the transmitter and receiver automatically detects and connects to each additional

brite-View “HDelight” (BV-1222) Wireless Spill Uncompressed FULL 1080P HD Beam-to-HDTV In-Room Transmission Kit (GOOD For iPad2 and For any HD devices ex : Blu-ray Players; HD Camcorders and Notebook/PC with HDMI outputs!!!)

List Price: $ 139.99

Price: $ 139.99

Part two of the Google Nexus One record review showing the phone in action – boy is it a quick smartphone! We take a look at Android OS v2.1 (Eclair) UI, the record player, Google Maps with Street View, the web browser and 3G gaming. Read our full review at: www.mobiletechreview.com