Video: Philipp, Ubben and Ostermann - Luftwaffe and Allied Air Forces Discussion Forum

Douglas Jr. · #1 2nd February 2007, 02:57

Hi,

I found this video of Deutsche Wochenschau, showing Hans Philipp, Kurt Ubben and Max-Helmuth Ostermann receiving their awards from Hitler, on 19.03.1942. There is a nice sequence of dogfight with Philipp in Eastern Front.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmedVNQn7Fg

Douglas

Rob Romero · #2 2nd February 2007, 10:45

Great Clip. I loved the scene where Phillip blows one of his mechanics and his sled across the snow with the prop wash of his 109!!!

My understanding is that clips are left on YouTube for only 9 months. Is there a way to download these clips?

Thanks,

Rob Romero

yogybär · #3 2nd February 2007, 11:41

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Originally Posted by Rob Romero

Is there a way to download these clips?

When using FIrefox, there can be installed an appelt to DL and later watch these videos.

FalkeEins · #4 2nd February 2007, 12:45

Rob,

a google search will bring up the site 'download youtube videos.com' - or something like that ...enabling you to save the video as an .FLV file for which you will need a player..

however capturing screen shots requires no special software...and the videos themselves are easy to embed on a web page...

http://members.aol.com/falkeeins

Brettas · #5 2nd February 2007, 13:32

Hi,

I know these images through a collection of eight ribbons VHS "Die Deutschen Luftwaffe." In the ribbon 1 we found this and many other excellent images of the great German aces. These images are much better of the these shown by You Tube.
Hugs
E. Brettas
www.avesdobrasil.com.br

Rob Romero · #6 2nd February 2007, 14:39

Is there a way to download these clips for free, or do you have to purchase software, or players?

Thanks,

Rob Romero

leonventer · #7 2nd February 2007, 15:47

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Originally Posted by Rob Romero

Is there a way to download these clips for free, or do you have to purchase software, or players?

You can download and play YouTube and Google video clips for free. No purchases required, but you do need to download a video player.

To download videos, go here: http://keepvid.com
(The instructions are at the bottom of the page.)

You'll also find links there for downloading free FLV (flash video) players and converters. It's straightforward and convenient once you get the hang of it.

Leon Venter