Saving on line videos

[Videographer]

Hello everyone!

I'm presently learning Corel Video X4 and they have a web page with different examples of how to make a video. They are short video segments that I'd like to save for later viewing, the same goes for the Pinnacle web page, etc. Is there any way, software or method that I can use to save the video and watch it later as many times as I like.
Thank you.

[sanlyn]

Those tutorials look like .flv format (Flash video). I usually download and save them with Firefox and its Download Helper add-on. Caution, though, some of these are programmed not to play if copied. But most of the time it works fine.

[mike20021969]

they have a web page with different examples of how to make a video.

I'm not sure where you're watching your Corel video(s), but if it's similar to this...
http://www.corel.com/corel/pages/index.jsp?pgid=13000063&level=all
...then those videos are hosted via Corel's YouTube page:
http://www.youtube.com/user/CorelDiscoveryCenter

These videos can be download quite easily in either .flv or .mp4 format.

[Videographer]

Thank you both for your replies.

I Use IE, not Firefox



That's exactly what I watch, but how do you save it. You don't indicate software or ways to do it.

Thank you

[sanlyn]

For some time now, IE copies everything Firefox does. Not the other way around. You'd have to find an IE add-on, or something from Mr. Gates, or another piece of Flash video download software. I think Ask Toolbar makes one. Firefox is too easy to pass up.

[mike20021969]

You don't indicate software or ways to do it.

Thank you

There are free softwares for saving video, but try Internet Download Manager - it has a 30 day trial period, but after that you have to register it (buy it).
It's well worth the money unless you want a free option.