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2013-01-13
, 21:42
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@ Hereford, England
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Originally Posted by TARIKO
I've just checked my n900 temp folder with video fully buffered, and it is there on my device and I have cssu installed. So it's nothing to do with cssu.
I'm trying to safe a flash video, a few month ago they were in /MyDocs/tmp, but after, maybe, cssu update nothing on that folder.
Any help?
Also I have look in /var/tmp, and nothing there.
Thanks in advance.
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2013-01-14
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@ Spain
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Originally Posted by bigears5000
I say maybe, just for information of use cssu.
I've just checked my n900 temp folder with video fully buffered, and it is there on my device and I have cssu installed. So it's nothing to do with cssu.
Somebody knows if there is a config file for microb? where to locate the tmp folder.
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2013-01-14
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@ Moscow
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There is my solution how to get or view flash videos played in microb.
to view:
to copy:
All above stuff will work right way, if only your flash video is completely downloaded, but isn't closed yet.
to view:
Code:
mplayer $(stat -c %N /proc/*/fd/* 2>&1|awk -F[\`\'] '/Flash/{print$2}')
Code:
cp $(stat -c %N /proc/*/fd/* 2>&1|awk -F[\`\'] '/Flash/{print$2}') /path/to/where/to/copy
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2013-01-14
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@ Spain
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Originally Posted by sta_rik
You are a crack.
There is my solution how to get or view flash videos played in microb.
to view:to copy:Code:mplayer $(stat -c %N /proc/*/fd/* 2>&1|awk -F[\`\'] '/Flash/{print$2}')All above stuff will work right way, if only your flash video is completely downloaded, but isn't closed yet.Code:cp $(stat -c %N /proc/*/fd/* 2>&1|awk -F[\`\'] '/Flash/{print$2}') /path/to/where/to/copy
EDIT: the path for temporary is "/proc/*/fd/* " ,it is posible to change that to go to "MyDocs\tmp"? I don't know wich memory is using swap, rootfs, home or MyDocs.
Last edited by TARIKO; 2013-01-14 at 13:28.
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2013-01-14
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@ Berlin, Germany
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Originally Posted by TARIKO
All of those partitions are used, but mostly swap, but that does not matter to you. Just change the
You are a crack.
EDIT: the path for temporary is "/proc/*/fd/* " ,it is posible to change that to go to "MyDocs\tmp"? I don't know wich memory is using swap, rootfs, home or MyDocs.
/path/to/where/to/copy
This '/path/to/where/to/copy' is common leet speak in linux to make you think instead of blindly copy'n'paste the commands.
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2013-01-14
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@ Spain
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Originally Posted by michaaa62
I ask because of the size of some videos, in swap there is a limit.
All of those partitions are used, but mostly swap, but that does not matter to you. Just change the
to some place you have, like /home/user/MyDocs/.videos .
This '/path/to/where/to/copy' is common leet speak in linux to make you think instead of blindly copy'n'paste the commands.
Any help?
Also I have look in /var/tmp, and nothing there.
Thanks in advance.