late night music

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@ Music Lovers (Howie is officially 'off the hook' — lol)


PART I

Tagtélé - Classiques
Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...

As implied, 'classics' (many not easy to find anywhere else)


PART II

Vubey
Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...

CONVERT YouTube — plus Dailymotion, FB...400+ sites total, supposedly — to MP3...

Note: Google Chrome + Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... + Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... + Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... *strongly* recommended @ this site (I have *no* idea what it look like w/o them)

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[agate]

@ Music Lovers (Howie is officially 'off the hook' — lol)


PART I

Tagtélé - Classiques
Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...

As implied, 'classics' (many not easy to find anywhere else)


PART II

Vubey
Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...

CONVERT YouTube — plus Dailymotion, FB...400+ sites total, supposedly — to MP3...

Note: Google Chrome + Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... + Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... + Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... *strongly* recommended @ this site (I have *no* idea what it look like w/o them)

The second link doesn't work for me. I'm told it's "not a secure connection--vubey.yt uses an unsupported protocol." Using Google Chrome.

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(Possible) Solutions

@ agate


Try one or more of these:

1. Remove the "s" in "https"; it probably won't work, but you never know; yours is a different PC (link also 'fixed' in my OP above — but it reverts to 's-mode' when I click it on my machine)

Note: If 'forcing' s-mode (by choice/browserswitch/othersoftware/or not), you will probably still get the 'warning'; not sure what to do about that, except ignore it, or one of the following...

2. Go to MP3Fibre (Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... — another, similar service/site)

3. Look @ Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... (if you look around this site you'll find a bunch of similar online services listed, including "Clip Converter" near the top of that page)


MP3Fibre & Vubey seem to work OK for me (although MP3Fibre seems to work best if 'whitelisted' @ Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...); the others are FYI only.


You could even try (((*GASP*))) IE of course, but that would be a *heckuva* deal — rofl




Edit 1: If proceeding along this line, it's kind of your own 'party'; depending on one's perspective, it might not exactly be 'above-board' (*no* pun intended)




Edit 2: Google Chrome is a cloud-interactive browser; not all its software is on your hard-drive. If I had to guess, you might have something running on your machine that is sending a 'beacon' to Google whenever you hit a certain list of sites they'd rather not see you succeed in reaching thru such 'indirect' means (YouTube is part of Google, so they have an 'investment' to protect); this very well could be Chrome itself. I'd further guess you're getting another beacon back in the form of the 'warning' you cited. If so, it's entirely possible you'll see it at 'all' of them (those more or less like Vubey). The only solutions I know are the Extensions already mentioned (those block beacons to/from Google, FB, etc.), plus a good scrubdown (virus check or whatever). There are too many virus-checkers to name the 'best' (plus there is no such thing), so I'd say start at Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register... (as usual — lol).

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#ADvice #fromanOLbootlegger

'MP3 Basics'

Right-click to rename — lolol


'Advanced' — rofl

Right-click | Properties | Details (tab) | Remove Properties and Personal Information (@ bottom of 'Details' tab) | Remove the following properties from this file | Select All | OK | OK (again)

Done!


Hope this helps :)

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#oddlyapropos

#possibly18+ as well (assuming you can even *understand* the @#$& lyrics — rofl)

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#anotherOLfave

#POSSIBLYfamilyfriendly — lol

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#makeamericaDOPEagain (Part II)

:politics: ON

#NOT4fundamentalists — rofl — 18+

:politics: OFF

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#NOTfamilyfriendly

:politics: ON

#mostdefinitelyNOT — rofl — 18+

:politics: OFF

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#didsomeonesayFREEMOVIES (?)

Note: *Everything* up until now applies here (possibly moreso; I suppose it depends on one's 'intentions')


Alluc.ee (dedicated streaming video search aimed at multiple hosts/servers around the globe)
Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...

As a 'starting point', I would suggest these search terms:
docs google host:docs.google.com (copy/paste would probably work 'best' — followed by a *snappy* 'carriage return' — lol)


I think you'll be — how shall I say it? — surprised.

If not — or if the site doesn't work for you — it's the only thing like it I know of...you could always try Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register..., but that place can get pretty 'wild' (lol)


Hope this helps (esp. those on tight budgets)




ETA: Alluc.ee sometimes turns up 'pr0n' (X-rated matl in the results), but that certainly isn't the point here; just a friendly 'warning'...

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#freemovies101

NEVER download/install ANY type of PLUGIN/UPDATE/ETC. from ANY "free" video site (!!!)

Period

HTH




ETA: (Free/Safe) #BAILOUTsoftware is discussed Only registered and activated users can see links., Click Here To Register...

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#lightenUPalready (lol)

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R-rated — 17+ (*at least*) — lol