How to download from videomega.tv please?

[Alexbase]

Can anyone give me a simple guide on how to download videos from videomega.tv please?!!
Here's example http://videomega.tv/?ref=HUDeDgOgAO

[biezom]

Can anyone give me a simple guide on how to download videos from videomega.tv please?!!
Here's example http://videomega.tv/?ref=HUDeDgOgAO

you can try videodownloadhelper or youtube-dl

[Alexbase]

Can anyone give me a simple guide on how to download videos from videomega.tv please?!!
Here's example http://videomega.tv/?ref=HUDeDgOgAO

you can try videodownloadhelper or youtube-dl

I already use videodownloadhelper and it doesn't help at all

[biezom]

Can anyone give me a simple guide on how to download videos from videomega.tv please?!!
Here's example http://videomega.tv/?ref=HUDeDgOgAO

you can try videodownloadhelper or youtube-dl

I already use videodownloadhelper and it doesn't help at all

can you post the description of your video name etc ... because it's possible to access directly with url that you done

[jagabo]

You can get the mp4 URLs from that web site using URLSnooper. Copy and paste the URL into a web browser to download.

[Alexbase]

Try Video Grabber. It is a free site to download videos from web. videomega.tv can be downloaded on this site. Just copy and paste the video URL to the download box. That's very easy.

Tried it and i get

Sorry, currently we could not find any download link

[Alexbase]

You can get the mp4 URLs from that web site using URLSnooper. Copy and paste the URL into a web browser to download.

It doesn't work with videomega.tv

[biezom]

You can get the mp4 URLs from that web site using URLSnooper. Copy and paste the URL into a web browser to download.

It doesn't work with videomega.tv

can you post the description of your video name etc ... because it's possible to access directly with url that you done

[jagabo]

You can get the mp4 URLs from that web site using URLSnooper. Copy and paste the URL into a web browser to download.

It doesn't work with videomega.tv

I used it to download a few different videos from that site. As others have pointed out, the URL you gave in the first post doesn't lead to a video.

For example I got this url from one of the videos there:

http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4?st=gOmDjq2UclIuPoK...Mval9kIfTfEiFA

I discovered you can right click on a video while playing in IE and select Save Video As...! The site appears to only let you view one video (or at least one instance of a video) at a time. So you have to terminate the playing video and retry the download.

[biezom]

it's possible to access directly with url that you done

for example if i give you this url http://videomega.tv/?ref=RPN8N6UEF77FEU6N8NPR
you can't play the video because you must go through the site before

[jagabo]

You can also right click on the video and view the page source before playing the video and see the link to the mp4 file:

[WebHD]

Hi, the methods described above didn't work for me. On IE I tried to 'right-click' on the video and select 'save video' but It gave me the 'File Not Found' error, like what happens with all download mangers and other browsers I've tried.

Eg.
http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4?st=gOmDjq2UclIuPoK...Mval9kIfTfEiFA

If I state the URL like this:
http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4

I get a '403 Forbidden' error.

What worked for me though (on Chromium with PepperFlash), was allowing the video or movie to fully buffer, then going to this directory:
%localappdata%\Chromium\User Data\Default\Pepper Data\Shockwave Flash

Then looking for a .TMP file that was the same size as the fully buffered one (which I used FVD extension to get the file size), and simply copied that file to another location on my local disk and renamed it to whatever the name was on VideoMega.TV with a .MP4 file extension.

Sometimes you have to refresh the 'Shockwave Flash' directory as the .TMP file shows up as being 0KB in size. Also you have to make sure that the tab where the video is fully buffered remains open, otherwise the .TMP file will be auto deleted immediately when the tab closes.

[biezom]

Hi, the methods described above didn't work for me. On IE I tried to 'right-click' on the video and select 'save video' but It gave me the 'File Not Found' error, like what happens with all download mangers and other browsers I've tried.

Eg.
http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4?st=gOmDjq2UclIuPoK...Mval9kIfTfEiFA

If I state the URL like this:
http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4

I get a '403 Forbidden' error.

What worked for me though (on Chromium with PepperFlash), was allowing the video or movie to fully buffer, then going to this directory:
%localappdata%\Chromium\User Data\Default\Pepper Data\Shockwave Flash

Then looking for a .TMP file that was the same size as the fully buffered one (which I use FVD extension to get the file size), and simply copied that file to another location on my local disk and renamed it to whatever the name was on VideoMega.TV with a .MP4 file extension.

Sometimes you have to refresh the 'Shockwave Flash' directory as the .TMP file shows up as being 0KB in size. Also you have to make sure that the tab where the video is fully buffered remains open, otherwise the .TMP file will be auto deleted immediately when the tab closes.

hi
you must keep the original link, for this to work (in red this is essential)

http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4?st=gOmDjq2UclIuPoKu1xY2VQ&hash=nOjPHkblMval9kIfTfEiFA

[WebHD]

hi
you must keep the original link, for this to work (in red this is essential)

http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4?st=gOmDjq2UclIuPoKu1xY2VQ&hash=nOjPHkblMval9kIfTfEiFA

When I enter the original link as you describe in any browser or download manger I get a 'File Not Found on Sever' error. But it doesn't matter because, like I mentioned above, I found a way that works for me, thought that info would be helpful to others also.

[jagabo]

Hi, the methods described above didn't work for me. On IE I tried to 'right-click' on the video and select 'save video' but It gave me the 'File Not Found' error, like what happens with all download mangers and other browsers I've tried.

Eg.
http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4?st=gOmDjq2UclIuPoK...Mval9kIfTfEiFA

If you right click on the link in your message (or my quote here) can you Save Link As (Firefox) or Save Target As (in IE)? Both browsers work for me. Remember, the site only lets you view or download one video at a time.

[WebHD]

If you right click on the link in your message (or my quote here) can you Save Link As (Firefox) or Save Target As (in IE)? Both browsers work for me. Remember, the site only lets you view or download one video at a time.

In FireFox, when I use your method for this basic blank video it seems to work fine:
http://videomega.tv/?ref=HUDeDgOgAO

When I try it on other movie files, it just downloads a file with a name like '9f29ed87fde06cfa1407a84973f20623.mp4' that is only 162 bytes in size. Furthermore if I open this file in notepad, this is the data it contains (see below):

<html>
<head><title>404 Not Found</title></head>
<body bgcolor="white">
<center><h1>404 Not Found</h1></center>
<hr><center>nginx</center>
</body>
</html>

Try your method with this file and see if the same thing happens:
http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf

[jagabo]

Try your method with this file and see if the same thing happens:
http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf

Yes, with that particular page you cannot download the video with Firefox -- because Firefox doesn't have the ability to retry the link after it fails. But IE has the ability to retry the download. So you start playing the video in IE, right click and select Save Video, let it fail but open IE's Download window, then close the browser that's playing the video, then select Retry in the Download window.

In Firefox you can right click on the video while it's playing and select Copy Video Location to get the URL. But if you use that URL in Firefox it will attempt to play the MP4 file rather than download it. But you can use that URL in any other program that lets you download.

[biezom]

If you right click on the link in your message (or my quote here) can you Save Link As (Firefox) or Save Target As (in IE)? Both browsers work for me. Remember, the site only lets you view or download one video at a time.

In FireFox, when I use your method for this basic blank video it seems to work fine:
http://videomega.tv/?ref=HUDeDgOgAO

When I try it on other movie files, it just downloads a file with a name like '9f29ed87fde06cfa1407a84973f20623.mp4' that is only 162 bytes in size. Furthermore if I open this file in notepad, this is the data it contains (see below):

<html>
<head><title>404 Not Found</title></head>
<body bgcolor="white">
<center><h1>404 Not Found</h1></center>
<hr><center>nginx</center>
</body>
</html>

Try your method with this file and see if the same thing happens:
http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf

youtube-dl "http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf" -o Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4

youtube-dl "http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf" -o Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4
[VideoMega] fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf: Downloading webpage
[download] Destination: Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4
[download]   2.8% of 650.72MiB at 302.59KiB/s ETA 35:39

[WebHD]

I don't know why, but when I try to download using a direct URL link such as this:
http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4?st=gOmDjq2UclIuPoK...Mval9kIfTfEiFA

It just downloads a file called 'f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.html' with the same data like before! I don't get it. No matter what browser I use, the same thing happens.

youtube-dl "http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf" -o Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4

youtube-dl "http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf" -o Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4
[VideoMega] fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf: Downloading webpage
[download] Destination: Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4
[download]   2.8% of 650.72MiB at 302.59KiB/s ETA 35:39

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Is this VLC Media Player ?

For now I guess I'll stick to fully buffering the file, then manually copying the temp file, but thanks for the help guys.

[biezom]

I don't know why, but when I try to download using a direct URL link such as this:
http://st132.u1.videomega.tv/v/f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.mp4?st=gOmDjq2UclIuPoK...Mval9kIfTfEiFA

It just downloads a file called 'f9f691474a39b182076a351f3b95e5b1.html' with the same data like before! I don't get it. No matter what browser I use, the same thing happens.

youtube-dl "http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf" -o Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4

youtube-dl "http://videomega.tv/?ref=fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf" -o Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4
[VideoMega] fKHMAPEDLKKLDEPAMHKf: Downloading webpage
[download] Destination: Ghosts.of.Mars.2001.720p.BluRay.HD.mp4
[download]   2.8% of 650.72MiB at 302.59KiB/s ETA 35:39

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Is this VLC Media Player ?

yes but it is not important. it was just to show that youtube-dl works

[TidusVaan]

OMG guys, so many links and complicated stuff! LOL the answer is simple: http://www.tubeoffline.com/download-videoMega-videos.php#.VbrMf27tkUU
Just follow the simple instructions provided on this site.

[devilcoelhodog]

Hello, dear all.

When I try to open any page from Videomega using Firefox most of times I get the message below:

"The video could not be loaded, either because the server or network failed or because the format is not supported."

Opening any Videomega.tv's.. Link with Chrome it's OK. But it runs without issues most of times.

1) How can I use youtube-dl to get some video from there? Any tips or tutorial?

2) Do I need to log in on the site to get something work for download or find any valid video link?

3) Videomega is a protected site? Why is so hard to download something from there?

Thanks for your time!


Best regards.


PS: for me URLSnooper and Videodownloadhelper doesn't work.

PS: Videodownloadhelper can "detect" some video from the site. But, when I try to download it, it's only get a tiny 200 kb file at the final result!

[DnTo]

Hi, i just registered because i was on the same thing. Helped me a lot the url snooper.

This is what it worked for me

Get the url from URL Snooper
Copy the url in IDM (Internet Download Manager)
Thats it!

im currently downloading with sucess

[devilcoelhodog]

@DnTo: Hi. Thanks for helping about the subject! One more tip on how to download from videomega.tv site!

I try to use youtube-dl, but I do not know how to use properly the program to make it work for me.

Best regards! If you have more advices it will be nice to hear!

:P

[kunglao]

I am here to help.

It's easier if you use chrome, use inspect element (Right Click Menu)

i found this link in "some" web.

should be like this :

http://aaa.cdn.vizplay.org/v/dc4842f10ceb426c02ddf66be8e32c44.mp4?st=nLinU8PXNeEZLUjmo...p2wnQwPotm6DoQ

Don't ask what movie is this

haha, well after you have that, put it in IDM by "Add Url"

VOILA

downloading..


bye bye all

[noproblem5]

Yeah, the VideoMega sites are frustrating, no doubt by conscious design; here's what worked for me:

Go to http://videodownloaderpro.net/?utm_source=savefrom&utm_medium=main_page_block&utm_campaign=videopro and install Video Downloader Pro into Chrome browser (won't work with Firefox, but should work with Internet Explorer...if you're crazy enough to use Internet Explorer....). If this link is no longer correct, just Google for "Video Downloader Pro" to find it, etc. Anyway, install the thing in your browser.

Once you have Video Downloader Pro installed, use Chrome to go to whatever VideoMega video you want to download. Start the video playing, and let it buffer all the way. That part's critical; it MUST completely buffer before you try to download the file.

Once the video completely buffers, download the file using Video Downloader Pro, according to their directions. Basically, you click on the Video Downloader Pro button (normally located by default at the upper right corner of the browser screen), then click on the video file name shown there to start the download as per their instructions, etc.

Now, look at the lower left corner of your screen. If you see the video downloading, you're in luck. If you see the word FAILED, well, try something else....