Downloading from blip.tv

Andrew Cowie <[email protected]> Mon, 26 Sep 2011 09:12:16 +1000
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Can anyone suggest an equivalent to youtube-dl.py for the blip.tv video
service?

I understand why people use blip.tv to upload content. It gained a lot
of traction for open source conferences, for example. And you used to be
able to "just download" things. That seems to have changed.

My internet connectivity is sporadic, so to enjoy $whatever, it's really
preferable to locally cache the presentation.

AfC
Sydney


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