homburg@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Stab in the dark, have you tried the Firefox plugin "Download them All" (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/201) it is pretty good at grabbing .flv files on most sites I have been to.On Tue, 16 Dec 2008 14:52:05 -0500 Bill Davidsen <davidsen@xxxxxxx> wrote:homburg@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:Not specific to Fedora (my apologies in advance). Can someone suggest a method by which I could capture flash/flv content? In other words, I want to capture a streaming video to disk. Can this be done?I have never tried actual streaming content, if the content is in an flv file you can just grab it with any of several scripts. I have them for old yuoutube, current youtube, and {something I needed at the time and forget}. You just give it the URL and optionally the filename where you want it.Of course, no method seems to work on this particular site. Nothing I do is ever THAT easy. It uses the swfobject.js script rather than embedding the media as an object. There is no cache so there is nothing in /tmp. Based on experimenting with wget, the actual media is in a protecteddirectory.White flag!
~Seann
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