How to use a zenity progress bar with cclive

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Published on 2011-05-06T00:07:21Z Indexed on 2011/06/22 8:31 UTC
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I tried to use a zenity progress bar with cclive. I'm writting a script to download web videos files and I wanna see the progression of the download.

But when I try something like

$cclive <url> 2>&1 | zenity --progress

But when I execute the command line but it not seems to work. Any idea of how I can do that ?

BR,

[Edit]

cclive have this kind of output :

cclive http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=youtubevideo

Checking ... .......... ..........done.
youtubevideo.flv 2.5M 75.8K/s 00:09:29 5%

So I need to send the last part to sdout but I dont know how. Else and about pulsate, we can't see th progression with this option, and I really need it... So I will not using pulsate for this script.

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