* This version is localized in German by Björn Uhde and Wolf-Jakob Gratz, French by Antoine Desir, and Spanish by Francisco López.
* Retooled help system with much more information about all aspects of TubeTV. * Fixed a crasher which could occur in rare cases when attempting to load a preview thumbnail using Perian. * Fixed a problem on certain web sites where the save button wouldn't remain enabled even though it should have.
#SUPER265 REVIEWS MOVIE#
* New option to attempt a movie download from your default web browser without first displaying the movie in TubeTV. Movies are tagged to enable users to easily create smart playlists. * New option to automatically add converted movies to the TubeTV playlist in iTunes (playlist is created if not present). * Enhanced preferences with more user customizability. Progress items have a new option to reveal associated files in the Finder. * Redesigned progress window which behaves more like users expect with regard to resizing and positioning. * New and improved version checking system which can actually download new releases rather than just sending the user to a web site. * Optional history of recently viewed movies (requires Leopard or higher). * Support for bookmarking movies (favorites) added (requires Leopard or higher). * Fully cached flash movies can now be saved immediately rather than re-downloading (requires Leopard or higher). TubeTV is a Flash converter with a browser preview and search for YouTube and Google Video. Our suggestion is to use TubeTV if, when browsing You Tube, you come across a video you really want to keep and need it in Flash format.
#SUPER265 REVIEWS TV#
However most users will already know that you can view You Tube videos with the iPhone and Apple TV anyways. The only thing is that you'll need to have Quicktime and the Perian component to convert and play the flash files.Ī clear cut browser-like interface and simple conversion features make TubeTV a great program to find and convert online video clips. TubeTV has presets for most outputs you might be using like the Apple TV, iPod or iPhone and uses the high quality H.264 codec to convert them. After you've found a video you want to keep, all you'll have to do is save it and convert it.
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