Tube8 Video Downloader 3.21

From DownloadToolz, Inc.

Save Tube8 videos ( tube8.com ) to your PC, PSP, Ipod, Iphone, Zune, Mobile Phone with one-click. No need to use scripts for web browsers. No extra codecs or players needed. You don't need any players to play flash video just play it on the default media player classic.

Save the downloaded video into various formats: .avi, .mpeg, .flv, .wmv. Simply paste the URL of a video into the program, press Add, and the file will be downloaded into the selected folder. Just run Tube8 Downloader and start downloading!

Tube8 Video Downloader is a small, fast, useful, practical and powerful. It has a clean, simple interface.

Tube8 Video Downloader Key Features

- Save Tube8 video by just one click!
- Download and save video as AVI, MPEG or FLV format.
- Download multiple videos at one time
- Save tube8 video as an .avi, .mpeg, .wmv, .flv file
- Get the size, length of a file before downloading it
- Clean, simple interface

Tube8 Video Downloader will work with Windows 2000, XP, 2003, Vista operating systems.

Tube8 Video Downloader is a completly FREE Software. It contains absolutely NO ADWARE, NO SPYWARE, NO REGISTRATION, NO MALWARE or other unwanted software.

Tube8 Video Downloader Update history!

23th-Nov-2011, Tube8 Video Downloader V3.21 is released
11th-Jan-2008 Tube8 Video Downloader V3.11 is released

FAQ of Tube8 Video Downloader

Whenever I use your software, I don't see the video. It only download the audio and no video. I am doing something wrong?

A codec (short for compressor/decompressor) is a type of translator for video and audio data. If that translator (codec) isn't present on the computer trying to play the audio or video file, it won't play back properly, if at all. Have you ever downloaded a video file and, when trying to play it back, you get audio but no video? That usually means you're missing the right video codec, but you have the correct codec for audio. Conversely, if you get video but no audio, you might be missing an audio codec (this is much rarer than a missing video codec). One of the problems with sharing video online today is with users creating videos using codecs that not everyone has. It's important to encode your video using codecs that your users will have. If you do want to use a special codec, make sure you indicate which codec is needed to view the video and where people can get it. I've noticed that codec problems are more frequent with AVI files-it's rare to get an MPEG or WMV file that won't play. Try to install free codec pack from http://www.free-codecs.com/XP_Codec_Pack_download.htm