DownloadStudio 5.1.5

DownloadStudio is an ultra-fast download manager and download accelerator that gets everything on the web. It contains over 12 specialized downloading tools including: file downloader; flash video downloader; file range downloader; web site downloader; streaming media downloader; RSS feed, blog and podcast downloader; audio and video recorder; URL sniffer; site explorer; RSS feed reader; file browser and organizer; and easy-to-use Quick Start. DownloadStudio's easy-to-use tools let you download any type of content from the web - programs, games, flash video, photos, music, movies, flash, podcasts, RSS feeds, blogs, documents, complete Web sites. Features include accelerated downloading, resume broken downloads, schedule downloads for later or at regular intervals, download flash video from all popular sites, download podcasts and RSS feeds, download music and movies, record streaming audio and video, find hard-to-get URLs by sniffing your internet connection, browse links on web sites, view and organize downloaded files.

DownloadStudio can download flash video from all popular video sites such as YouTube, Google Video, MySpace, Dailymotion, Megavideo and Metacafe. DownloadStudio can download files from all popular file hosting sites such as RapidShare, Megaupload, YouSendIt and FileFront. Both free and premium accounts supported. DownloadStudio works with the latest versions of all popular Web browsers-- Internet Explorer, Firefox, Opera, Flock, Google Chrome, Mozilla and Netscape. DownloadStudio supports all popular internet protocols--HTTP, HTTPS, FTP, MMS, RTSP, RSS, RDF and ATOM. DownloadStudio contains extensive help and tutorials.

Version 5.1.5 adds support for Firefox 3.5 Web browser and fixes various bugs.

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