Capturing flash video

[Toro]

Hi, a few months ago I tried all kind of different programs and add-ons to capture flash video's. I found out that Streamtransport worked! But now the site has changed it's playback I guess, because it doesn't work anymore. I, again, tried all kinds of different methods, and some of them do lock a adress, but it's allways one of many small files (0,5-1,5mb).

Can someone please help me?

Thanks!

[transporterfan]

https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/342430-F4F-capturing-converting

[Toro]

I just tried the last 2 updated programs on the site, and Tubedigger works, it's just not free... So I get only half the file. But that shows that is should work! Maybe someone could make a conclusion from the finding that tubedigger works. I read that it was free in the past. But the older version will probably fail with the current videos.

Are you serious that I should try to connect all the small files? The problem is that I haven't see a programm that lists enough small files to make it big enough for the needed size, app. 700mb.

[transporterfan]

Nope. Not me. Seriously, I wouldn't bother. There is no 'one prog does all' solution yet; not unless you want to use screen-capture. Maybe you could name the site and someone will know better.

https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/342430-F4F-capturing-converting?p=2191301&viewfull=1#post2191301

[Toro]

Well, that may be a good idea! Since I actually only need the sound, I can record the sound in a way. Let me try that!
I'm going to let it run now, with windows it's very bad quality, but better than nothing. If someone has a good audio recording tool that doesn't need a mic

[transporterfan]

Audacity. Set your preference to 'Stereo Mix' and, unless you have some weird laptop-dedicated-sound-driver problem
it should record fine, to whatever format you choose, straight from the sound card.

[Toro]

Windows record audio set to stereo-mix, but there are no green bars, nor does audacity give any audio lines.. It's just a flat line. Level set to 87, so that's not the problem. The output, digital sounds used, does give a green bar, sometimes.
In audicity, both stereomix and windows input both don't work.... Any ideas?

[transporterfan]

Did you click the big red 'Record' button?

http://campbell.teachur.com/7thGradeFiles/Audacity.html

[Toro]

Yes I did, otherwise I wouldn't see a flat line I tried MME, and windows primairy driver. But still no movement on the lines.. Shall I loop the line out and line in?

[transporterfan]

Never had to.
I've heard some laptops have a problem, some Asus I think, are a pain. What are you using?
Are you on Windows 7?

[Toro]

Asus P8zZ68-V mainboard, but normally I use the optical out. I also do have an very old sound card here somewhere... if that is the problem... the line in-out connection is not yet working.

[transporterfan]

Have you a USB speaker system or headphones?

http://community.justin.tv/forums/showthread.php?t=3675

[Toro]

I think it works! it shows audio track lines in audacity now! I have changed the output from optical to line-out, and then I saw lines in the stereomix part, So put it to stereomix, and now I think it works. running a test now.

Yes it does, so I guess the stereomix only works with analog audio?!
Thanks for the help, but I do hope that soon the video programs will work again much easier!

[transporterfan]

Much. I agree. But for now you have something which records from ANY source. Enjoy