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Posted: Wednesday, November 04, 2009 6:54:07 AM
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Hi

Here's the deal, I am watching a lot of video streaming from the net. Sometimes, i wondered how to record it so I can save it to a disk or a flash drive. Please let me know how to do it and what program to use if necessary?

Thanks in advance for your help!

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Posted: Saturday, November 07, 2009 2:31:10 AM

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Like I told a person who posted a similar question, It really depends on the type of streaming media

If they're Windows Media Player, or Real Player Videos - you can't go wrong with WM Recorder.

If they're simply live flash (flv/swf) type videos - you might want to use Replay Video Capture. Using the two of these programs, you can easily record just about ANYTHING on the net - including flash videos, live videos, webcams, live movies, etc.

Check out their free 2 minute demo here: Replay Video Capture

The only downside to the demo is - you have to re-start the program each time you want to record two more minutes :(

But over all, great program - I love it

Good luck!

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