The Bukowski Tapes

For the poor............


Go to Google Video.

Type, "bukowski tapes"

Sort by title. Now they are in order.

Drag this link to your browsers' link tab. (not a bookmark, but the
toolbar of your browser)

javascript:if(document.getElementById('macdownloadlink')!=null){window.location.href=document.getElementById('macdownloadlink')}else{alert('Go
to Google Video to download videos as AVI.')};

Now, go play the first video.

When it starts to play, reach up at your browser's toolbar and click
"Google Video as Avi", which it created when you dragged that up to the
toolbar of your browser.

It will pull the .avi file off the Google server and ask you to save
it.

Save is as Chapter one, or number it, whatever you want to do.

Now just go to the next video, "chapter two", for example.

Do the same thing.

You can do this for all 52 chapters.

You should wind up with 52 files.

These files only play properly USUALLY (depending on your system and
codecs installed) inside the free DivX player, which is free at
DivX.com.

The DivX driver will play these smoothly, and the new version of the
DivX player also allows you to make a playlist for uninterupted play of
all 52 chapters.

Later, if you so desire, you can transcode these into something more
standard, such as mp1, and you can make a DVD from those files using a
good copy of Nero.

If you are willing to do this work, you've earned them.

"Captain Pleased" wrote:
>
> For the poor............
>
> Go to Google Video.
>
> Type, "bukowski tapes"
>
> Sort by title. Now they are in order.
>
> Drag this link to your browsers' link tab. (not a bookmark, but the
> toolbar of your browser)
>
>
javascript:if(document.getElementById('macdownloadlink')!=null){window.locat
ion.href=document.getElementById('macdownloadlink')}else{alert('Go
> to Google Video to download videos as AVI.')};
>
> Now, go play the first video.
>
> When it starts to play, reach up at your browser's toolbar and click
> "Google Video as Avi", which it created when you dragged that up to the
> toolbar of your browser.
>
> It will pull the .avi file off the Google server and ask you to save
> it.
>
> Save is as Chapter one, or number it, whatever you want to do.
>
> Now just go to the next video, "chapter two", for example.
>
> Do the same thing.
>
> You can do this for all 52 chapters.
>
> You should wind up with 52 files.
>
> These files only play properly USUALLY (depending on your system and
> codecs installed) inside the free DivX player, which is free at
> DivX.com.
>
> The DivX driver will play these smoothly, and the new version of the
> DivX player also allows you to make a playlist for uninterupted play of
> all 52 chapters.
>
> Later, if you so desire, you can transcode these into something more
> standard, such as mp1, and you can make a DVD from those files using a
> good copy of Nero.
>
> If you are willing to do this work, you've earned them.

Hey, thanks for the heads up, pal!

--
If anyone missed it, here's the link to the video of last night's WRBL spot
on the Sam Singer Loft show:

From: http://tinyurl.com/y48fgk

"Ozone Stigmata" by Will Dockery
http://www.myspace.com/willdockery

Will Dockery videos:
http://tinyurl.com/yfmzeq