iGetMovies for Mac2.1.1

It stopped working after installing QT7 for me. I think thats the main problem behind this.

Stopped working once I installed Tiger, but not really the fault of iGetMovies. I think Tiger puts the TemporaryItems folder in a different path from Panther - had the same problem with GeekTool and the Console log, for example.

Awesome tool! Works great with Panther!

Great little app but doesn't work with Tiger grrrrrr......... I miss it (sob)

PLEASE UPDATE! WHERE MAY I CONTRIBUTE?

Great...but it stopped working since I downloaded quicktime 7 Anyone know if there is going to be an update??

I love the program too...I use it in concert with Toast to extract sound. Alas, it doesn't work in Tiger. Does anyone speak French to write to the author??

this is a great app - one of my favorites but it no longer works since I've gone to Tiger.

i have tiger..igetmovies don't work...i have downloaded the latest version... why? waitin' new version?

Simple and works most of the time. No complaints.

The new location for Quicktime is ~/Library/Caches/Quicktime/downloads/xx and they are now in .qtch format. And I believe Apple are using .mp4 more and not .mov so maybe that's why iGetMovies no longer works.

Good little ap, however, it doesn't work with Quicktime 7 HD movies. Hopefully that can be added in the next version.

Could you perhaps add .swf support for the video part?

Worked the first time! Something has changed in OSX since I last tried this "trick" manually. I use to be able to find the 501/temp qtplugin. The folder no longer exists. I got tired of scouring the invisible folders, so I download this helpful app and it works. Would be nice if I could select the destination such as the Movies folder. Thanks!

Excellant! Does exactly as it claims! The only way to improve upon this product is if it could also do the same for WMP formats (as it does for Quicktime formats) then this would give us the best of both worlds! - Russell

I like it, works perfectly

Great nice little app, easy to use and to-the-point :-)

macLizard : Even with QuickTime pro, you can't download the video clips you watch on the Apple music store with iTune. They are "protected". With this little gem, you can in a snap. maybe Apple (or some others that use the same technic) won't tolerate this.

Get it before it's banned? Why would an application like this be banned? Simply because you have to pay for an application such as Quicktime Pro to be able to actually get the Quicktime movies that you watch on a website, doesn't mean that it's "illegal" to develop an application to do it for you. The application does nothing that can be considered illegal. Anyways, about the app. I really love this program. It does exactly what it says and it's so easy. A feature request though would be to add an option to rename the filename to whatever you would like it to, like a popup or something. Otherwise, it's a great application that I piled in with my collection of other programs that make my life easier. Thanks and keep up the good work.

I love it! It is much better than Cats! Plenty of cowbell for this little app.

AMAZING ! Many thanks. Get it before it's ban and removed.

Thanks, works great; in iMac10.3.5/Safari 1.2.3;.

Unable to install. Downloaded to give it a try, but could not localize. Not sure if it's my machine or corrupt download...? The the tabs at the bottom of the install prompt window all read "do not loc"

It works just great with the U2 iPod Ad on the ITMS. Bravo pour ce logiciel bien pratique !!!