TubeSock - Save YouTube videos
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Saved by 57 people (-10 private), first by anonymouse user on 2007-08-14
- Debelzie on 2009-10-21 - Tags youtube , ipod , software , tools , tubesock , digitalstorytelling
- Edwardrios on 2009-04-22 - Tags software , download , movies , video , YouTube
- Stevenjosselson on 2009-04-12 - Tags tools , Mac , OSX , apple , Video , ipod , software , youtube , Delicious
- Joniturville on 2009-03-27 - Tags youtube , ipod , digitalstorytelling , software , tools
- Jbailey on 2009-02-17 - Tags video , youtube , wickeddecent
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Ever see a video on YouTube or DailyMotion and wish you could
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TubeSock 2.0 downloads YouTube or DailyMotion videos from the web and saves them to your video iPod, Mac, or PlayStation Portable. TubeSock knows how to convert the video using the codecs and bitrates best for each device. It can even add the video to iTunes for you
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TubeSock 2.0 downloads YouTube or DailyMotion videos from the web and saves them to your video iPod, Mac, or PlayStation Portable. TubeSock knows how to convert the video using the codecs and bitrates best for each device. It can even add the video to iTunes for you
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TubeSock 2.0 downloads YouTube or DailyMotion videos from the web and saves them to your video iPod, Mac, or PlayStation Portable. TubeSock knows how to convert the video using the codecs and bitrates best for each device. It can even add the video to iTunes for you
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TubeSock 2.0 downloads YouTube or DailyMotion videos from the web and saves them to your video iPod, Mac, or PlayStation Portable. TubeSock knows how to convert the video using the codecs and bitrates best for each device. It can even add the video to iTunes for you
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TubeSock 2.0 downloads YouTube or DailyMotion videos from the web and saves them to your video iPod, Mac, or PlayStation Portable. TubeSock knows how to convert the video using the codecs and bitrates best for each device. It can even add the video to iTunes for you
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