Quicktime

It's not freeware, but I'd recommend QuickTime Pro as the most convenient method for cutting, pasting, clipping, trimming and moving around video clips. ...

In iMovie choose File > Share > Quicktime and select a format in Compress movie for drop down menu. Found this on Youtube Upload Settings http://karsten.schluter.googlepages.com/youtubeuploadsettings

When saving the movie, click on the "Settings" button by Video Track, and choose a compression method. YouTube should be able to accept some form of QuickTime .mov format! ...

So you should be fine with a QuickTime .mov file! ...

There probably are many converters. QuickTime Pro costs money, but others should be around. Look on versiontracker.com or macupdate. ...

Sorry about that. I was in a horrible mood when I posted the google thing in the first place. Any other time I wouln't have said anything like that. Anyway, that program is just what I was looking for. Made a killer vid today, and it doesn't look too bad for my first video. (although there is the factor of having to pay after 30 days... I have one problem though. When...

No, these streams are about the only media I listen to these days. I'll check it out next time I come across a QuickTime/WMA audio stream. I'll try this some time too. Like I said, I did a Finder search for all visible or invisible files over 25MB and found nothing. And I made all the invisible files visible and looked around, again found nothing. I've never tried with a...

Have you tried loading any other remote file in QuickTime and checked in the cache directory? ...

Thanks for the tip, billbaloney. That does seem like the logical place, but it's not there. I checked the size of the ~/Library/Caches/QuickTime/downloads folder before and after downloading the stream, and it was 4.5MB both times. I also did a file search for 25MB+ size files, including invisible files, but didn't find it. Used a clever utility to make everything visible...

Maybe it was a recent Quicktime or iTunes update? ...