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And TEMPLATE are same as that of --print. FILE uses the same syntax as the output template. This option can be used multiple times -j, --dump-json Quiet, but print JSON information for each video. Simulate unless --no-simulate is used. See "OUTPUT TEMPLATE" for a description of available keys -J, --dump-single-json Quiet, but print JSON information for each url or infojson passed. Simulate unless --no-simulate is used. If the URL refers to a playlist, the whole playlist information is dumped in a single line --force-write-archive Force download archive entries to be written as far as no errors occur, even if -s or another simulation option is used (Alias: --force-download-archive) --newline Output progress bar as new lines --no-progress Do not print progress bar --progress Show progress bar, even if in quiet mode --console-title Display progress in console titlebar --progress-template [TYPES:]TEMPLATE Template for progress outputs, optionally prefixed with one of "download:" (default), "download- title:" (the console title), "postprocess:", or "postprocess-title:". The video's fields are accessible under the "info" key and the progress attributes are accessible under "progress" key. E.g.: --console-title --progress-template "download-title:%(info.id)s-%(progress.eta)s" -v, --verbose Print various debugging information --dump-pages Print downloaded pages encoded using base64 to debug problems (very verbose) --write-pages Write downloaded intermediary pages to files in the current directory to debug problems --print-traffic Display sent and read HTTP traffic Workarounds: --encoding ENCODING Force the specified encoding (experimental) --legacy-server-connect Explicitly allow HTTPS connection to servers that do not support RFC 5746 secure renegotiation --no-check-certificates Suppress HTTPS certificate validation --prefer-insecure Use an unencrypted

Last Update:2014-10-09 Source: InternetAuthor: User The Exg2antt control is an editable table and Gantt control that unites the Exgrid and Exgantt controls. Specific features: Print and print preview support See the resulting template/layout editor Support UI Skinning Support for ADO and DAO Supports saving or loading control data to XML documents Support EMF format, support saving control content to BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG and other formats Multi-layer Display support Regional and Language options can be used to support displaying different date and time formats Supports zooming in and out of the entire Gantt Chart and zooming in on any part Supports split timescale for different segments, using different time scale units Support Histogram Support to show and hide breaks and holidays Automatically update captions and tips for task progress bars Support for movement or resizing of the progress bar at run time Support for progress bar drag operation Support for translucent progress bars Support for custom Progress bars Support highlighting or marking different time zones, using different colors, EBNS, etc. Support to connect the progress bar directly with the mouse Support Progress bar grouping Supports using the mouse to select progress bars or connectors, and can be moved and deleted Supports custom overlapping progress bars with different offsets, transparencies, colors, models, and different appearances Support for undo and redo operations Table supports multi-column multi-layer display Multi-line items display Support Inline editor, can be edited at run time Support filtering operations Download trial Product Demo Address Exg2antt Trial Version (MB) Download the trial version ASP. NET Gantt Control Exg2antt introduction and free download

If the videos are not actually available for download (experimental)--no-ignore-no-formats-error Throw error when no downloadable video formats are found (default)--skip-download Do not download the video but write all related files (Alias: --no-download)-O, --print [WHEN:]TEMPLATE Field name or output template to print to screen, optionally prefixed with when to print it, separated by a ":". Supported values of "WHEN" are the same as that of --use-postprocessor (default: video). Implies --quiet. Implies --simulate unless --no-simulate or later stages of WHEN are used. This option can be used multiple times--print-to-file [WHEN:]TEMPLATE FILE Append given template to the file. The values of WHEN and TEMPLATE are same as that of --print. FILE uses the same syntax as the output template. This option can be used multiple times-j, --dump-json Quiet, but print JSON information for each video. Simulate unless --no-simulate is used. See "OUTPUT TEMPLATE" for a description of available keys-J, --dump-single-json Quiet, but print JSON information for each url or infojson passed. Simulate unless --no-simulate is used. If the URL refers to a playlist, the whole playlist information is dumped in a single line--force-write-archive Force download archive entries to be written as far as no errors occur, even if -s or another simulation option is used (Alias: --force-download-archive)--newline Output progress bar as new lines--no-progress Do not print progress bar--progress Show progress bar, even if in quiet mode--console-title Display progress in console titlebar--progress-template [TYPES:]TEMPLATE Template for progress outputs, optionally prefixed with one of "download:" (default), "download-title:" (the console title), "postprocess:", or "postprocess-title:". The video's fields are accessible under the "info" key and the progress attributes are accessible under "progress" key. E.g. --console-title --progress-template "download-title:%(info.id)s-%(progress.eta)s"--progress-delta SECONDS Time between progress output (default: 0)-v, --verbose Print various debugging information--dump-pages Print downloaded pages encoded using base64 to debug problems (very verbose)--write-pages Write downloaded intermediary pages to files in the

A bit off topic, but I just tried that speed test thing... BOOM! And that's the slowest available here... My building only gets Verizon FiOS. #5 When the Zip file finishes it will auto extract. Maybe that's what you're waiting on. No, that's not the problem. THe problem is that the file is 92.7 MB and it will continue to download and wont stop. #6 It worked for me with Mac OS X 10.6.3 and Safari 4.0.5. #7 No, that's not the problem. THe problem is that the file is 92.7 MB and it will continue to download and wont stop. What do you mean "wont stop"? What happens exactly when the progress bar hits the end? #8 What do you mean "wont stop"? What happens exactly when the progress bar hits the end? it will continue to download... i don't what the hell its downloading #9 What does it say underneath the progress bar in the Downloads window?(By the way, deliberately posting in the most diabolical font ever conceived by man is seriously bad karma.) #10 I'm sure its frustrating, but what does the progress bar do? Does it start again from the beginning? Does it stay full but just not do anything? Does it go into that spinning lines thing (tech term!) and keep downloading but not change?Have you tried it in a different browser just to check? #11 What does it say underneath the progress bar in the Downloads window? Nothing. It doesn't say anything. (By the