Is it possible to keep track on how many times a video gets dowloaded, even if the video is on different websi
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no. most of the times the videos have different names. people change the names before uploading them to their webpages.
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Yes. The most obvious way is to see what pictures have been cached. Although you can get rid of those temporary internet files in the same way that you get rid of cookies.\n\nMany companies load software on individual machines that keep track of your internet usage. Also, if you are connecting through a company, you have to go through their firewall which can also keep track of every site you visit.\n\nNever use your company computer for anything but company business.
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Nope. You can only have one profile song, but you can have lots of songs on your page if you download the videos.
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You will get several answers for this because it is very simple. I will give step by step:\n1:right click on your desktop \n2: left click properties \n3: click on settings \n4: click on the advanced button on bottom\n5: click on the adapter tab. there you will see how much video mem you have.
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I would suggest using Irfan View.  It handles virtually all types of media files,\nhttp://www.irfanview.com/
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Your computer is counting all inbound traffic. Just loading a web page adds to how much you have downloaded.
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you could just make a playlist in windows notepad that would play the two movies back-to-back\n\nYou can easily make a playlist in Windows Notepad. BE SURE TO PRESS ENTER AFTER EACH URL EXCEPT THE LAST ONE. then save it as playlist.m3u\n\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/video1.mov\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/video2.mov\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/video3.mov\n\nNow you go here and use this free web-based tool to make the HTML/XHTML source code for you.\n\nhttp://cit.ucsf.edu/embedmedia/step1.php\n\nWhen it asks for the filename just type in playlist.m3u\n\nYou can take that even farther like below.\n\nLet's say you have several of these playlists with various movies in them. You can make a master playlist that will play all of them. Just repeat what I did above in Notepad. BE SURE TO PRESS ENTER AFTER EACH URL EXCEPT THE LAST ONE. \n\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/playlist1.m3u\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/playlist2.m3u\nhttp://www.yourdomain.com/playlist3.m3u\n\nNow save that as masterplaylist.m3u you can even mix playlists together. Some with videos and somE with just music.\n\nThese techniques work with all multimedia filetypes such as wav, midi, au, mp3, asx, asf, swf, mpeg, mov etc.\n\n I have one playlist with 2100 songs in it. Maybe one of these days I'll finally get to the end of it :lol:\n\nDo not link to music/video files on other people's site without their permission. It will eat up all their data transfer and then they won't be able to listen to their own music. You wouldn't like it if they did it to you. Instead upload the music to your own site or to a free multimedia host like http://www.supload.com/ and link to them there. Try to avoid these if you can. If there server is down for maintenance or for some other reason the files won't play on your site.\n\nNOTE: You don't have to save these as playlist or masterplaylist. I just used those names because they best described what I was talking about. You can call them "bumperthumpers" if you want to. I don't care. :)
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well there is not fix time duration for processing video on google, but normally it depends on the format,size and type of your video. some time they make it up in few days and some time it hapend in weeks.
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I'd give something like VLC a go as you can run multiple copies at once no problem.
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in tools-options menu of media player:\nplayer tab:in automatic updates turn on "download codecs automatically" and let it check for update every week.
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call your isp.  we keep logs of up to 10 years per account for visited web sites.
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Let us take a example, of opening up same web page more than two times (i mean to opne more than two windows).\n\nNow when you do some action on the first window, ofcourse it gets reflected only in the same window not on the other windows right (even all are pointing to same IP address). This is how a session is maintained for each and every connection.\n\nI think this answers your question.
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BusyGirl, there are lots of ways to do this!  I use Replay A/V from http://www.applian.com/replay-av/index.php . It downloads up to 10 streams at once, does video, saves in the original format (e.g. Real Audio or Windows Media) or converts to mp3 or AAC for my iPod.  It really rocks and lets me listen or watch when I want.  But yer hard disk is gonna fill up fast, girl. Oh, it's $50 but there is a demo that will record up to 15 minutes.  Try it and in 5 minutes you'll be whipping out your credit card 'cuz it is so k3wl!\n\nAre there other choices?  Oh yeah, just go to http://all-streaming-media.com/record-audio-stream/ and read all about how to do it with Linux, Mac, even, uh, what was that other operating system, uh, it's becoming really unpopular because it is so slow, has security problems, but a few people still use it, uh, I think its name begins with a W....\n\nI hope this helps you to keep even busier BusyGirl.  Don't forget to stop and take a breath now and then in your busy life!  :)
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Flashkit has quite a few tutorials on this process.  Basically, you just need to create a repeating loader animation that loops until the other movie is loaded.  You'll just need to add the appropriate ActionScript to compare bytes loaded and total bytes to control the timeline to either repeat the loader animation or move forward into the loaded movie.\n\nhttp://www.flashkit.com
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you can put in mypace video codes.  and as far as I know, as many as you want.  but I wouldn't know why you would want more than one.
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There are multiple videos of it on Youtube.
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It usually depends on the site you're at. If you accidentally chose a wrong setting to view video on a site, and it saves it, you're stuck with those settings. To reset those settings, empty your cookies in Internet Options.\n\nIf this isn't the problem, and the media player you use is Windows Media Player, go to: Tools>Options>Performance Tab, and mess with settings there. =),