Let me start with saying that I have been using Tube digger (TD) since 2011 I much prefer the second scenario, and would like to make that the operative approach.

SRTs - if any - and you just select which you preferred to download, ignoring the rest. In the other scenario, it will list a number of files, such as a 640 x 480 version, a 720P version, a 1080P version, and. With one of these, the program immediately starts downloading every version of a video that it can find, sometimes along with a number of allied files like promos, commercials, subs, descriptive material. I've seen two types of behavior with downloads. Especially seeing as the developer releases new versions with some regularity, which is a good thing.Ī second point may come down to a shortfall in my setup knowledge for TD. This had never come up before, but I'll be on the lookout for it from now on. to kill MS Edge from running, in order for the TD update to succeed. It turned out that the objections had something to do with the MS Edge browser, which like its IE predecessor is always there in the background running to some degree, whether we're aware of this or not. (Fortunately, the inherent mechanism for this process seems sure and safe.) For awhile, I couldn't figure out why this kept happening, even when no browser or significant program seemed to be loaded. The update kept bombing out with errors, and then having to revert itself to the previous version. While I don't know whether this is something recent or something rare, I did have to jump through some hoops to update from my prior installed version to this latest 7.3.7. I will though note a couple of relatively minor points.

This remains the King of video downloaders, and is a must for your software kit ! Price / Value = Outstanding.

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