Save streaming quicktime video?

[kyuss]

Does anyone know a program that allows you to save streaming quicktime vids to your hdd? It can't be any old download manager either, because the download's are accessed through a flash interface.

Cheers..

[Scythe]

It doesn't work for realplayer or windows streaming media, but quicktime files should be saved in your Temporary Internet Files

[spurr]

Ditto to what Scythe said.

In the QT player there is a checkbox under Edit -> Preferences -> QuickTime Preferences -> Browser Plug-in to 'Save movies in disk cache". Make sure that it is checked and then after you have watched the movie, do a search for .mov files on your drive and you should be able to find it.

I have been able to use this method succesfully to save movies accessed via a Flash interface (namely the Seinfeld/Superman American Express ad).

There may be some cases where it doesn't work, but I haven't had one yet.

[tikdoph]

Originally posted by kyuss
Does anyone know a program that allows you to save streaming quicktime vids to your hdd? It can't be any old download manager either, because the download's are accessed through a flash interface.

Cheers.. Just out of curiousity... what's the URL of said vid??

[flow]

You might get a couple of answers here:

http://emoney.al.ru/capture-streaming-video-and-audio/

or maybe not....

ƒ.

[kyuss]

You bastards didn't help me at all you hopeless gang of golliwogs :p

I should have stated what i had already tried in the beginning of the thread, sorry.

I ended up finding a program called VOD Recorder which is doing a swell job as i type.

As for what i was trying to d/l, they were pink floyd video clips from www.pinkfloyd.co.uk.

Thanks for the help!


Ahhhhh, High Hopes, what a video!!!