SourceForge has changed its appearance more often in the past 6 months than Joan Rivers’ face. Not in small ways either. I host Tubecaster on SourceForge and recently it seemed that every time I logged into the site they had completely re-themed.
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Tubecaster 2.0.1 Released!
I’m pleased to report that Tubecaster 2.0.1 for Windows is now available for download. Click here to go to the downloads page on the Tubecaster homepage.
Highlights of this release:
- Supported media formats:
- MP3
- FLAC
- WAV
- Ogg Vorbis
- AVI
- MPG
- MP4
- 3GP
- Additional language support: Afrikaans
- Automatically downloads HD version of the chosen video if available
- Proxy server support
- Login support – for downloading videos marked as private or age restricted
I’m keen to get feedback on what people would like to see in the next release. You can report bugs or request new features here. On that same site you can also vote for features that have already been requested. The more votes a feature gets the more likely and quickly it is to be implemented.
-Wayne
DPAPI user-mode access in Python
In the latest version of Tubecaster I’ve come to the point of needing to give users the option of storing passwords on disk. Needless to say the very thought sent shivers down my spine. I was stressing over the problem of how to store passwords for automatic retrieval and use by the software, but at the same time making them secure enough that they can’t easily be retrieved by nasty people. This led me to make this post on Stack Overflow.
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