How to download U2′s YouTube concert at the Rose Bowl (Sunday, October 25th, 2009)

How to download U2′s YouTube concert at the Rose Bowl (Sunday, October 25th, 2009). The YouTube video is not in HD, alas. Scroll down this page.

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- The band’s 360 Tour played the Pasadena, California, Rose Bowl on October 25 to a sellout crowd of 97,014.

- U2 + YouTube = 10 million streams

- U2’s YouTube Concert Grabs 10 Million Live Streams.

- The Guardian on U2′s YouTube concert

- U2 @ Wikipedia + U2 @ YouTube + U2 @ Official Site

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How to download U2′s YouTube concert at the Rose Bowl (Sunday, October 25th, 2009):

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[*] Here are some other means to download any video to your hard drive:

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[**] Video Download Helper:

  • “HQ 22″ = HD MP4 file
  • “HQ 18″ = MP4 file
  • “HQ 35″ = FLV file

Nota Bene: If you don’t see “HQ 18″ in the scrolling list of “Video Download Helper”, don’t hesitate to reload the YouTube page; it should work the second time. If this fails, then use “Easy YouTube Video Download”, instead. If this fails too, use the GreaseMonkey script. If this fails too, then download the FLV file, and convert it into an MP4 file.

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2 Responses to How to download U2′s YouTube concert at the Rose Bowl (Sunday, October 25th, 2009)

  1. Not a bad way for U2 to revive their flagging careers; they should, of course, have done this ten years ago. Many of us who were there at the start in the 1980s, like to remember them like this;

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g2BqLlVHlWA

  2. The irony is that U2 are in favor of a stricter control of the Internet —so as to fight people downloading music illegally. Catch my drift?

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