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  1. 9th Jan 2011 06:31 #1
    Puppybarf
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    Hi everybody
    I was able to download a small Flash video on my PC but, the resulting file presents ONLY audio; video appears black.
    I tried RealPlayer Downloader and Grab++ (tool embedded in Orbit Downloader) and I got the same result.
    The video in object is here.
    Could anyone help me?
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    how do you play it? Try VLC.


    Or it could just be a flash swf with flv audio then it would be easier to screen capture it.
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    The "video" is not really video. It is a Flash presentation with multiple moving objects in an SWF file with a synchronized audio track (and a linked text track in in XML). Only the audio is in the linked FLV file.
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    Is there a way to capture everything?
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    The are screen capture tools that record anything (or part of) the screen as movies.
    HyperCam, Camtasia, River Past Screen recorder, CamStudio to name a few.
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    Thanks a lot, I'll try
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    I was going to suggest swfcatcher but that doesn't work either.
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    As you already have the audio, you could try to open the flash swf file alone:
    http://reps.acneuro.com/ACN-Europe_files/presentation/businessPress_002.swf?loadURL=la..._IT_IT_002.xml
    That will give you a better (bigger) image to capture, or your downloader will download the swf file directly.
    But you still need 3 files to build up a viewable video - so capturing will be easier if you´re not familiar with flash.
    Good luck.
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