How To Rip/Copy LP's and Images **NEW TOOL** (16)

Hey there just figured I would drop this little video in here about this software I have been using as of late..this may/may not be a new tool to some of you.....either way felt it was share worthy....

This is not an aff link http://www.tensons.com/

download link http://www.tensons.com/products/webs.../download.aspx

Now before I go any further let me state before you go copy/rip the world, legally you better have the rights to do and use such things....

I do not recommend or advise you to use this program for these purposes please consult legal council with any questions you may have regarding this....

I don't advise ANYONE to just copy website and run them and expect to make a living that way, cuz its just not that easy. Being creative and coming up with original ideas is what makes the most money in this biz...

but it may be a good way to test and/or get a B of a A/B test....and IMPROVE on it...

or to test your stuff running against it......

ALSO this does not need to be used to just rip LP's it can be used to get images, videos, sounds, you name it....its only limited by site structure and whether you take the time to use it...

anyways its onto the video.....you can fill my email box with hate mail later....




The trial version will do 500 files at one time

$50 gets the full version which is unlimited....and yes you could rip the whole internet with this....


In the end folks its all about testing....and thats what this tool can help you do....

is there a video of website ripper in action?

I've used WinHTTRack when needed and its free. (www.httrack.com)

Originally Posted by chase

I've used WinHTTRack when needed and its free. (www.httrack.com)

Video fail bro.

"Sorry. The creator of this video has not given you permission to embed it on this domain."

But just checked it out. Damn, legit ass tool. Bo.lt just became a bit less valuable to me.

thanks for sharing.

damn, only for windows...

Originally Posted by jons

Video fail bro.

"Sorry. The creator of this video has not given you permission to embed it on this domain."

That's weird. Ya must just be on my end then, my bad.

Originally Posted by marcovandaar

thanks for sharing.

damn, only for windows...

yeah i have something similiar running on my macbook pro. but it really slows down everything and its almost impossible to work with.

Gotta love the video . . . 7 minutes of disclaimer and 5 minutes of content. lol

Come on Mr. PolarBacon! You KNOW the only reason we might use this is for the convenience of "off-line web browsing." Sheesh!!

Just messing around . . . REALLY!! Thanks for posting! We should all remember, that's how Google got started - ripping the web onto hard drives.

Anyway . . . While I find the the simple browser command "save as complete webpage" to be all I need in most instances, this could come in handy for some geeky SEO stuff I like to do in my spare time.

If you have a mac, try and use sitesucker.

I have an easy method.

Learn HTML, then right click View Source.

Done.

Teleport Pro is simply fantastic also - works like charm. Capable of sucking only images from a site, etc.

http://www.tenmax.com/teleport/pro/features.htm

Is this majorly different than the ScrapBook extension for Firefox? I use that for ripping sites...you know, for backing them up in case the Internet goes down...

Oh, I see, it can do things selectively and across multiple sites.