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Link Sequence Downloader QED is a tool for downloading a series of files, such as images and videos, to your hard-drive.
By entering a link, with ranges in square brackets - a large list of files can be downloaded in one go. For example, the Link Sequence:
http://www.example.com/videos/[1-10]/vid[001-004].mpg
would attempt to download forty mpeg video files;
four files named vid001.mpg, vid002.mpg, vid003.mpg, vid004.mpg
from each of ten folders numbered 1 to 10.
This version of Link Sequence Downloader
By entering a link, with ranges in square brackets - a large list of files can be downloaded in one go. For example, the Link Sequence:
http://www.example.com/videos/[1-10]/vid[001-004].mpg
would attempt to download forty mpeg video files;
four files named vid001.mpg, vid002.mpg, vid003.mpg, vid004.mpg
from each of ten folders numbered 1 to 10.
This version of Link Sequence Downloader
What's New
Version 0.21:
Changes
- Italian translation added
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.3 or later.
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| Downloads:5,094 |
| Version Downloads:2,319 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Free |
| Date:23 Jan 2008 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price:Free |
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Link Sequence Downloader QED is a tool for downloading a series of files, such as images and videos, to your hard-drive.
By entering a link, with ranges in square brackets - a large list of files can be downloaded in one go. For example, the Link Sequence:
would attempt to download forty mpeg video files;
four files named vid001.mpg, vid002.mpg, vid003.mpg, vid004.mpg
from each of ten folders numbered 1 to 10.
This version of Link Sequence Downloader adds the ability to include (up to two) alphabetical ranges:
By entering a link, with ranges in square brackets - a large list of files can be downloaded in one go. For example, the Link Sequence:
http://www.example.com/videos/[1-10]/vid[001-004].mpgwould attempt to download forty mpeg video files;
four files named vid001.mpg, vid002.mpg, vid003.mpg, vid004.mpg
from each of ten folders numbered 1 to 10.
This version of Link Sequence Downloader adds the ability to include (up to two) alphabetical ranges:
http://www.example.com/videos/pic[A-D].jpg
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works great so far.
would be nice if there could be alphabetical sequences and more specific parameters used.
Head on with it. Thumbs up
I hope to add more parameters (including alphabetic sequences) in the next release.
Thanks,
David Kennedy of Zenopolis
Anonymous reviewed on 16 Sep 2005
But I would like more feature (please) :
- a download bar
- a log window
- some infos telling me what's going while processing
- an alpha numeric option (ex: a134b34).
I am curently using some very impressive applescripts that produce the URL listing and then I use some websucker software to do the job.
Your software may be a terrific response to some paranoid webmaster and very cool tool for "collectors".
Your feature ideas have been added to the todo page for Link Sequence Downloader QED at the Zenopolis website.
Currently I am working on another project, but hope to come back to this soon and make some feature improvements!
I'm not entirely sure what your requirements are regarding the alphanumeric option. I was thinking of adding an option for alternatives where, for instance, 123[a|b|c] would download 123a, 123b and 123c. This would also allow for different words such as [jpg|mpg|aiff]. And for more experienced users, like yourself, to download from several levels of directory with something like [dir1|dir1/dir2|dir1/dir2/dir3]/pic[1-10].jpg
Feel free to email me at the the support email address on the Zenopolis website with any further ideas or requirements you may have.
Thanks,
David Kennedy of Zenopolis
Anonymous reviewed on 03 Sep 2005
If its not... why re-invent the wheel? Just make a wrapper for curl. It'd take about 2 minutes with AppleScript.
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