O.K., Keepvid.Com does not work with some sites. I've read program descriptions and a few thread recommendations on tools like Streambox suite, Replay, Snagit and others. I plan to try some of these, but in the meantime I have some related questions.
1. A .WMV video that the site won't let you download streams here (W2K SP4, WM9 installed) with no video, although the soundtrack can be faintly heard. There is a message for codec download, even though I already have WM installed. Does this indicate that the video is for WM10 only ? If so, screw 'em -- don't think I want to mess with version 10. (I have seen a similar situation with Quicktime, where the video played with picture as well as sound only after upgrading to QT-7.
2. If I install VLC or Zoom Player, or something like that, are they capable of "stepping in" for WM, for the purposes of streaming playback ?
But I guess I have to be able to play the video here first as it streams in, before there is anything to be done about capturing it.
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I may be wrong, but if I remember correctly, QT7 added a handful of new formats and improvements. Not sure about WMP10, on the other hand.

I don't know about Zoom Player (I haven't looked at it), but VLC definitely does allow you to stream Windows Media streams (such as mms: streams). It may or may not have a problem with some WMV formats, though (I don't know how well it supports WM3/9; they may have no problems with it now. I don't have any sample streams to test.
) Also, you can try VLC's transcoding abilities to convert the stream to a regular AVI, or other format.
Some people do indeed set VLC up as their default player for streaming video, but I'm not sure how well it works, as I haven't tried it. I haven't heard any complaints.
SUPER also added the ability to save streams to disk and transcode them, as well, in their most recent version.If cameras add ten pounds, why would people want to eat them? -
please post streaming capturing in the general forum. moving you.
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Hmm.. Very frustrating. Maybe my connection is sub-par but I've read that these Capturing tools allow you to download even high quality streaming media even with a dial-up connection.
Then why is it that the download stops at 36% or 3.5 minutes of a 16 minute streaming video? Tricky this one.
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