DlLnkVidGoo (d/l link on video.google page)

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DlLnkVidGoo (d/l link on video.google page) - sbk - Feb. 15, 2011 02:05 PM

0) usage. drag link in triangle to however you download.
1) i think google may be abandoning vid.goo, or just letting it die. so this fiter may not be very useful.
2) i "tested" the filter on only one realpage. Whistling

3) you can remove $LOG(B\3*5,\5) if you don't like logging (\5 is rather long.. During editing, i discovered proxo crashes when a log line was verrrrrry long, - multiples of this \5)
4) style. change the stuff in style="..." if you don't like the huge triangle :-)
top:3em; is 3 character-widths from top of window (but character size seems not readily predictable. to be sure, you try on a page.)
left:90%; is 90% of page width from left window edge.
(the matching code is late/low in the html, so z-index shouldn't be needed.)

Code:

Name = "DlLnkVidGoo[Sbk20110209D1a"

Active = TRUE

URL = "video.google.[^/]+/videoplay\?docid"

Bounds = "(<script*++x3d(http\:*++)\3\\x26)\5$LOG(B\3*5,\5)"

Limit = 2200

Match = "*"

Replace = "<div style="border:solid 1px #0e0;font-size:2.5em;position:fixed;top:3em;left:90%;"><a href="$UESC(\3)" title="Drag to d/l app, DlLnkVidGoo">&Delta;</a></div>\n\5<!-- -->\n"

5) youtube uses similar code, except that the multiple vid "quality" urls are causing complications. i have a cheap-o version to finish up, but am considering a more userfriendly version. (for now, i manually copy and unencode the video/x-flv url from http://local.ptron/.pinfo/urls/, then paste into d/l app)
6) some other sites use crossdomain xml, and i think some use two stages of "calls" to xml, which are to other completely different domains. so, those look complicated.