How do you download streamed videos?

[SacTU]

Example: Well, example was switched with "wtf?wtf?wtf?wtf?" spams and so, I assume I shouldn't try to avoid the filter.
Anyway...

Usually I don't have a problem because I just look through the "source" and find the html of "embedded" videos, etc. and find the values and usually it ends with ".swf" or something of the sort and I could just post a link somewhere in another HTML file and right click -> Save As... and voila, the file is mine to watch!

But, in this case, the source is: " src="asf.php?id=2138" "

I've tried to do it the old fashioned way, ignoring the fact that its a php, but then I just have some random php file with no video to watch.

Could anybody assist me? Thanks!

 

[Torre82]

http://keepvid.com/

 

[AFA]

Hopefully this isn't a request for a how to clinic to do some illegal copying?

 

[Iamforever]

Hopefully this isn't a request for a how to clinic to do some illegal copying?

i would say it is. :thumbsup:

 

[DOA82]

It would be handy to know cause Ive had a few trailers for movies (300 for example) that Id loved to have kept on my pc rather than wait for them to download repeatedly everytime i wanted to watch it.

 

[Torre82]

Hopefully this isn't a request for a how to clinic to do some illegal copying?

Well that's certainly a possibility. But then again.. I think YouTube, GoogleVideo and the like.. just dont have that kinda content floating around for our personal usage.

Even so.. if someone uploads a full ep of south park.. and we happen to get it before the admin or mods at 'Tube take it down.. we're still stuck with a crappy quality video that's about the same size or more.. of one you could get off a *proper* piracy site.

"But...you don't have to take my word for it"

http://i14.tinypic.com/4m870w6.jpg

 

[max0rz]

could always give the unplug extension a whirl