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  1. 5th Mar 2010 21:09 #1
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    Hello all,

    I have a video I uploaded to myspace a few years ago and since then my hard drive crashed. Basically I just want to download this video to my computer as a backup. Here's the link to the myspace page:

    http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=47582551

    Any suggestions on what software I can use to download this video clip?

    Thanks!
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    Try this...Works on some Youtube clips as well...

    http://download-youtube-videos.org/
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    I've tried a few sites like that. When I right click and try to save file as, nothing happens. When I click the link it says: 'the protocol (rtmp) isn't associated with any program' I'm using firefox 3.6.
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  4. 6th Mar 2010 07:36 #4
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    You'll have to use screen recording software for encrypted RTMP feeds.
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    I only need to get one clip. Is that software free? Which one would you recommend for capturing from MySpace video?
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    VirtualDub is free and has a screen capture module. It's a bit clunky though.
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  8. 6th Mar 2010 12:28 #8
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    Did you actually try it? It doesn't work with encrypted RTMP videos. They are not cached locally.
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    Originally Posted by jagabo View Post
    Did you actually try it? It doesn't work with encrypted RTMP videos. They are not cached locally.
    Ooh crap..
    Didn't know it, I had always succes this way
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  10. 6th Mar 2010 16:29 #10
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    Try Any FLV Downloader or download the url you got from http://download-youtube-videos.org/ with RTMPdump (it should be rtmpe://akafms-videos02.myspacecdn...
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    RTMPDump worked after installing OpenSSL and the MSVC8 redistributables. I used the following command line:

    rtmpdump -r "rtmpe://akafms-videos02.myspacecdn.com/ondemand/73/vid_13d26949d9874220b1321a07881136b5.flv" >output.flv
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