Hi,

I watched a video recenty. It played through IE.

I tried to download it using a download manager, but the format was not
recognised.

I tried to download it using a page that streams the video into a file,
but the file was not supported.

The video was stored somewhere on my pc because I could play it after
it was streamed.

My question is: 'Is there a way of downloading a video which appears to
be stored in memory?'

Thanks


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anon_private wrote:
Hi,

I watched a video recenty. It played through IE.

I tried to download it using a download manager, but the format was
not recognised.

I tried to download it using a page that streams the video into a
file, but the file was not supported.

The video was stored somewhere on my pc because I could play it after
it was streamed.

My question is: 'Is there a way of downloading a video which appears
to be stored in memory?'

Thanks
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You might find it in your Temporary Internet Files folder.

Windows Vista -
View temporary Internet files
http://tinyurl.com/5u7d4l
or...
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Win...4f23e1033.mspx

How to View the Internet
Explorer Temporary Internet
Files and Settings in Vista
http://tinyurl.com/5yzffe
or...
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/94...-settings.html

FWIW...if you install the Mozilla ForeFox browser and
the 'DownloadHelper' Add-on you will have an easier
time downloading media files.

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J. Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

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