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Paste the URL into download field and then click "Download". Wait for the app detects the source of video and it will expand a list of several media formats for you to choose. Select a media format you prefer and click on the "Download" icon along with it, and then you just need to wait for a short while till the download completes.
0. If you're using Internet Explorer, search for *.FLV in 'temporary internet files'. With Firefox it's a bit trickier. The default cache location is: C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\xxx.default\Cache. Now you won't find FLV files in this folder (in fact, NO file in this folder has an extension).
As mentioned in that page, you can follow these steps: Step 1: Turn on PPAPI plugins. Open Chrome. In the address bar at the top, type chrome://plugins and press Enter. Click Details. Scroll down to "Adobe Flash Player." Under "Type: PPAPI," click Enable. Step 2: Make sure Chrome is up-to-date.
Using View Page Info In FireFox. Stream the video you want to download. Right click on the page. Select ‘View Page Info’. Firefox opens a dialogue box. Go to ‘Media’. Scroll down and find the video file in the list. Check the video format in ‘Type’ column. Select the file and click on ‘Save As’.
Try this program: m3u8x. m3u8x is to help you download and save m3u8 videos. Copy the M3U8 file and then paste its file link to m3u8x. It can also support downloading multiple M3U8 files at one time, so you can paste many M3U8 file links to m3u8x. You can also select other file formats, like .ts and MP4 . The product link also includes a tutorial.
Flash Video Downloader helps you to download embedded flash video from YouTube-like video sharing websites ...
Why are some plugins in Firefox are unable to detect and save flash files from websites? I have installed many "flash downloader" plugins and on many websites they work and I can save the flash videos.
2. If you're finding it difficult to use rtmpsrv.exe and rtmpsuck.exe from the command line, I recommend NirSoft's RTMPDumpHelper: RTMPDumpHelper is a small utility that can help you to easily download RTMP video/audio streams. By combining this utility and the proxy server of RTMPDump toolkit, you can simply open a Web page containing RTMP ...
then, just go to dir /tmp n find file with randomized name n have icon like video... if u find it, just copy and paste it to another dir (hint "yes" if question appear)... thanks for linux, it read file type by file header, not by extension. so, a file with no extension can be recognized.... it work on my Fedora 14 with Firefox 3.6.13
Copy and paste that file at the desktop. This file is the video file in Flash video format (.flv) Rename it with the flv extension, for example, MyMega.flv. (source) (or) Install the popular Firefox extension called Downloadhelper. It is able to download any streaming content running in your Firefox browser, so you can easily download videos ...