
But now it grabs all the available codecs for the video form the beginning :

so now i have to download the whole video and cut out the part i want.
the old method that FlashGot used to grab the video was more paractical.
The problem is that recently Youtube's player started fetching movie streams in chunks by default, therefore there's no way to tell whether a certain chunk request is due to the automatic progression of the movie or to the user actually moving the cursor forward and backward.therube wrote: (Don't recall if that was afforded at Youtube before or if it is now?)
Note: Both images taken today, the first one using FlashGot (v1.5.2), and the second one using the latest FlashGot available.Giorgio Maone wrote: The problem is that recently Youtube's player started fetching movie streams in chunks by default, therefore there's no way to tell whether a certain chunk request is due to the automatic progression of the movie or to the user actually moving the cursor forward and backward.
i recommend you to downgrade FlashGot to understand what i mean.therube wrote:I'm not sure I'm following?)