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The End of Suburbia is online now
Posted by: "Barry" electricwallpaper@hotmail.com the_end_of_suburbia
Date: Fri Oct 27, 2006 7:22 pm (PDT)

The End of Suburbia 52-minute version is online at YouTube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q3uvzcY2Xug

Feel free to view, rate and comment on this clip in the first few days of release, in order to
push it into the top-rated categories on YouTube. Also, pass on the link to the video to
friends and family.


Barry Silverthorn
editor; "The End of Suburbia: Oil Depletion and the collapse of The American Dream"

somewhere near Toronto



Tim

I don't know much about YouTube. Can I download it from anywhere to watch on my iPod?

apologies for the delayed reply.

I have a piece of software that supposedly allows you download YouTube films (with Firefox, not IE), but only lets you play about the first 30 seconds of each clip so is useless. The site doesn't _say_ you need to pay for an upgrade, it appears to be complete, thus crap. It is called VideoDownloader version 1.1.1.

Anyone with advice for both of us, please help!

Tim

tim wrote:apologies for the delayed reply.

I have a piece of software that supposedly allows you download YouTube films (with Firefox, not IE), but only lets you play about the first 30 seconds of each clip so is useless. The site doesn't _say_ you need to pay for an upgrade, it appears to be complete, thus crap. It is called VideoDownloader version 1.1.1.

Anyone with advice for both of us, please help!

Tim

maybe you need tio update something

tim wrote:apologies for the delayed reply.

I have a piece of software that supposedly allows you download YouTube films (with Firefox, not IE), but only lets you play about the first 30 seconds of each clip so is useless. The site doesn't _say_ you need to pay for an upgrade, it appears to be complete, thus crap. It is called VideoDownloader version 1.1.1.

Anyone with advice for both of us, please help!

Tim

It works for me .... what do you see when it craps out? Any message?

http://javimoya.com should do it.