Are Flash Players Recordable?

I am curious if it is possible to copy/convert streaming video from a flash player into downloadable files (avi, mpeg, etc.).

I often view streaming video from a popular webcam site. I would like to record some of these videos if at all possible. The site uses Macromedia Flash Player.

Has anyone had any experience with this, and if it is possible, can you guide me in the right direction?

I'm very interste on this topic also.
Want to record Met live streams.

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Also try Camstudio. It's freeware that captures any video and audio that you can see on your screen. Set the framerate and resolution to whatever you like (to reduce final file size), or just leave it with the default settings.

Files can be saved as AVI or Flash.

Download here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/camstudio/

Homepage here: http://www.camstudio.org/

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on a similar subject, does anyone know where I can get a .m4a codec for windows media player?

Elmo wrote:

Yes, Elmo... By the way, owyagoin mate?

The Camstudio product Camtasia allows you to import many formats including SWF, AVI Mpg, etc, and output to AVI and others.

oobooloo wrote:

Sorry, eh? I don't speak OZ, eh?

Elmo wrote:

You Gotta Love This Place!!!

Thank you to all who replied.

I tried this and was up an running in less than 2 minutes. Works perfectly!

Elmo, you're my hero!!!

Glad you like it. I use it for everything, especially streaming media that "can't be saved." hehe

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