


Including AVI, DivX, Xvid, ASF, WMV, MKV, MPEG, VOB, 3GP, FLV, MOD, TOD, MOV, AVCHD, MTS, M2TS, MP4, H.264, MP3, OGG, AIFF, AAC, M4A, CAF and more with great output quality on Mac OS X. The powerful Real Player video converter allows to easily convert all RealMedia movie clips in RM, RMVB, RV, RAM, IVR, RA to wide range of video and audio formats IPad, etc, import Real video and Real audio to workflows and many more. Including RM, RMVB, RA, RV, RAM, etc to all popular video and audio formats for your diverse applications on Mac including play RealMedia files with QuickTime and portal devices like iPod, iPhone, I use a Safari extension to do this now.Bigasoft Real Player Converter, a professional RealMedia converter on Mac OS X, is especially designed to convert all kinds of RealVideo and RealAudio media files It used to work, but I'll bet it got blocked or something. Now, it doesn't mention YouTube, and it's been a while since it worked. RealPlayer is more than just video downloader software-it also lets you convert and play virtually any file type. It’s the only video downloader you need because it plays the types of files you want it to play, including 3gp, rv, rm, flv, avi, mp4, wmv to name but a few. Using RealPlayer’s video downloader, you can download your favorite free online videos from hundreds of Web sites, including, ,, , and so many more. Here is the official information on it:ĭownload videos for free with RealPlayer’s video downloader software Its job is to do what the other software listed above does, download videos from web sites. That is true, and it's been part of the Mac download for quite a while now. As the original poster said, "there is a add on called download manager for real player." But that has nothing to do with downloading youtube videos. Hit Return and then follow the instructions. Last but not least (as some of the above may not work with Snow Leopard or Lion) there is the 'pwn trick':įor example, the full youtube site for your movie is:Īs soon as the movie starts, pause it and add 'pwn' in front of the youtube part of the url so it looks like this: It's the video at the bottom of the page.


Lastly: How to download Flash videos and play them in Quicktime using Perian is explained here: swf files from almost every website as easily as possible: There is also iTubeX which allows you to download videos (Flash, HTML5 and others). There is the Free iTube Grabber which can capture almost any audio and/or video stream (it says here) but only works with Intel Macs.įirefox Download Helper is also supposed to work, you have to be logged into YouTube first.
