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I've already posted about the Free Download Manager. Recently I've checked and they have a new version, which enables you to download videos from YouTube, Google Video, Blennus, DailyMotion, LiveDigital and MySpaces. Probably the list of supported sites will keep expanding.
It enables you to automatically convert the downloaded Flash video (.flv) to some of the popular video formats - .avi, .mpg, .mp4, .wmv, etc.
It comes also with a built-in (as an option) torrent downloader.
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Even though I've had Flash player installed in my Windows Vista, there was a funny error. In some cases I could see the flash videos and in some cases no (like on SoapBox or YouTube. I've found the solution to the problem.
Below is the recording on how to fix the problem.Windows already has an integrated .zip compressed file support. But I've experienced problem in bigger zip files. And also sometimes I'm receiving lots of compressed files in other formats, such as .rar.
A solution to this problem is:
7-zip file archiver.
It has its own high compression format and also supports
From what I've seen from news it also supports .ISO. What I especially like is the nice Windows Explorer integration.
