CosmoPod 4.5.1
Safari add-on, download/convert video to iPod, iPhone, AppleTV format. Shareware ($11.90)
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Cocoamug Software
CosmoPod is an intuitive Safari extension that lets you download Flash videos and audio content from all popular websites like YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion, Apple Trailers and Tutorial videos, Last.fm, MP3.com etc. CosmoPod can automatically convert downloaded files to an Apple device friendly format, tag them and add them to iTunes so it's all there ready format your next sync.
Best of all, it's one-click simple! Additionally, you can convert videos already on your hard drive with a simple drag and drop and CosmoPod is also a great tool to import your DVD collection to your Mac,
Best of all, it's one-click simple! Additionally, you can convert videos already on your hard drive with a simple drag and drop and CosmoPod is also a great tool to import your DVD collection to your Mac,
What's New
Version 4.5.1:
- Fixes support for Safari 5 (32-bit) on Mac OS 10.6
- Fixes Quicktime metadata parsing bug
- Uses hd=1 to load YouTube HD video automatically
- Fixes duplicated video downloads
Requirements
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
Intel/PPC, Mac OS X 10.4 or later
| Downloads:61,617 |
| Version Downloads:28,936 |
| Type:Internet : Internet Utilities |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:11 Jun 2010 |
| Platform:PPC 32 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price: $11.90 |
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CosmoPod is an intuitive Safari extension that lets you download Flash videos and audio content from all popular websites like YouTube, Vimeo, DailyMotion, Apple Trailers and Tutorial videos, Last.fm, MP3.com etc. CosmoPod can automatically convert downloaded files to an Apple device friendly format, tag them and add them to iTunes so it's all there ready format your next sync.
Best of all, it's one-click simple! Additionally, you can convert videos already on your hard drive with a simple drag and drop and CosmoPod is also a great tool to import your DVD collection to your Mac, iTunes, AppleTV, and iPhone.
Features:
Best of all, it's one-click simple! Additionally, you can convert videos already on your hard drive with a simple drag and drop and CosmoPod is also a great tool to import your DVD collection to your Mac, iTunes, AppleTV, and iPhone.
Features:
- CosmoPod supports the most popular Web video formats (FLV, DivX, WMV, MMS, RM, RTSP)
- CosmoPod can save audio content from Last.fm, mp3.com and other websites
- Convert files already on your disk and DVDs by dropping them onto CosmoPod window
- Beautiful H.264 encoding for all your needs (Mac, iPod, iPhone & AppleTV)
- Works with Elgato turbo.264 and turbo.264 HD
- Set iTunes movie tags directly from CosmoPod
- Automatically detects HD Videos on YouTube
- Extract audio tracks from most video files and convert it to m4a Growl Integration
- CosmoPod perfectly blends into Safari. It's just like an extra Download window, for your media.
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--marc reviewed on 03 Jan 2013
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Try Wondershare's "AllMyTube" is a great product and they provide excellent customer support. It does everything and more than CosmoPod did.
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As far as a replacement for this goes, I have tried several. iTubeX is good, but it does have to boot another app, so it's not the most streamlined option.
For Safari users, I would HIGHLY recommend the Youtube5 Safari extension: http://www.macupdate.com/app/mac/35606/youtube5-safari-extension
It basically converts all video content (such as Youtube videos, which run with Flash) into HTML5 content. It does so instantly and automatically, and results in faster loading videos and less CPU usage in playing them. It's fantastic.
What's more, you can easily download the videos by clicking on the [i] in the top right corner of a video, where it shows you a list of sizes and formats the video is available in. Just right click on your preferred size/format and choose "Download Linked File".
It's so elegant. Just a 21k file. A little Safari extension. No mess, no extra apps, not even a button to clutter up your tool bar.
What's more, it's free!
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Jskwa reviewed on 20 Apr 2012
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"Dear CosmoPod registered user,
Thank you for writing. With the release of Safari 5.1, you have encountered an incompatibility problem between CosmoPod and Safari. I have been working hard on a fix for this and will provide a free upgrade version of CosmoPod in the next few days ... "
That "next few days" since July 21, 2011 has been a long time.
I've since switched to Videobox.
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Mfabache reviewed on 06 Feb 2012
Do Not Buy List
Now looking for a permanent replacement.
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Arobulack reviewed on 27 Jan 2012
Beware this software -- it will actually harm your computer! The developers are extremely irresponsible to even be distributing it in its current state.
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Important note about CosmoPod and Safari 5.1
The current version of CosmoPod is not compatible with the latest Safari 5.1. We are working on a fix and we will provide a free upgrade when it's ready. Thanks for your patience.
To uninstall CosmoPod, you can delete the following folder (quit Safari first) : /Library/Application Support/SIMBL/Plugins/CosmoPod.bundle.
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MSU reviewed on 10 Jan 2012
Robertoxic reviewed on 08 Jan 2012
I´ll even pay fon an UpDate... but no nothing at all is frustration pure. I mean, I go to the developers webpage every one to two month to se the same sh.... text there since... arg... plz do something.
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THECompound reviewed on 05 Jan 2012
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Since it's not updated for over a year, it looks like it is abandoned.
That's a shame, because it was (is) the best of it's kind IMO.
No sign of a possible new version on the devs web site.
I have been working on a fix to solve this issue of incompatibility between Safari 5.1 and CosmoPod. A release will be out in the next few days. Thanks for your patience and understanding.
Marie
Cocoamug Software
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Glad to hear a fix is coming.
TIA
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Here is what I have done to try to fix it.
1. Repaired permissions.
2. Run TechTool Pro.
3. Run Disk Warrior.
4. Emptied caches.
5. Started in Safe Boot and installed from there.
Nothing has worked. I think I will ask for my money back.
R.
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Goodbye Safari. I'm switching to Google Chrome.
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thx
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Remove /Library/InputManagers/CosmoPod, and Safari 5.0 works fine.
I sent CocoaMug Software a note to that effect, and they replied within five minutes that an update was on the way...
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I am running a 32bit Safari on SnowLeopard. Uninstalled and re-installed several times.
Am I missing something?
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Second: I was stupid "paying" for this update...
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Reinstalled 3.1 and that works fine.
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link to a fixed version that works better with 10.4.11. Now Cosmopod recognizes all the
sites it always has in the past. But, I crash alot ever since I installed it. Just waiting for a posted update.
belonky rated on 04 Feb 2014
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THECompound rated on 22 Aug 2012
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muchachotron rated on 15 May 2012
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Mistertoad17 rated on 06 May 2012
Deepspaceksa rated on 01 May 2012
Tuberhead rated on 08 Feb 2012
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Alotia rated on 23 Dec 2011
Marcus Van Kampen rated on 22 Nov 2011
Gsoburt rated on 04 Nov 2011
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Gryphonent rated on 07 Sep 2011