Ingredients:
- Firefox
- Video DownloadHelper plugin
- ffmpeg (additional flavor)
Steps:
0. Install firefox + VDH
1. Go to the song's page on Imeem
2. Just play the song as usual (needs package flashplugin-nonfree from synaptic)
3. You will notice the VDH's logo rotating, indicating a media file is detected
4. After the song is finished loading/playing, click on VDH logo, and select a file with such name : long-random-incomprehensible-file-name.flv
4.0. if there are multiple of it, just try your luck one-by-one :P
5. the downloaded flv can be played in VLC / mplayer / totem
Extra-steps:
6. Open a terminal
7. Issue command likewise:
ffmpeg -i long-random-incomprehensible-file-name.flv -ab 128 actual-supplied-name.mp3
8. Enjoy :D
Notes:
- if you noticed, this steps can be applied to windows also :D
- using above command could be tedious, so we can a new item in nautilus-actions-config as such:
[menu item & action]
path: ffmpeg
parameters : -i %M -ab 128 %M.mp3
[conditions]
filenames : *.flv
mimetypes : application/x-flash-video
FIN
4 comments:
Thanks a lot! I use your advice to download music from Imeem.com.
I created a script to first convert the flv files to .wav with ffmpeg and then to .mp3 from .wav using lame because I hear that .flv to .mp3 directly will lower the resulting quality.
glad you find it to be useful..
care to share? :D
Not so practical , I am programming my own tool that searches , parses and downloads flv's from i m e e m . c o m , and all using curl and bash.
I'll make it GPL.
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Just a side note :
What the hell is the relation between FOSS and Islam ?
PS : I am an arabic-speaking muslim-born atheist.
yeah, that's possible also :D don't forget to send the URL..
side-note : might be related, or not :P but I'm just against ownership, as we human beings doesn't really own anything :D all belongs to the creator, including the brain of ours ..
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