FLV Ripping from digitallyspeaking.com

[Kornman00]

I'm trying to rip the content from this video (http://www.gdcvault.com/play/1012346/Concrete_Practices_to_be_a_Better_Leader) (direct url (http://events.digitallyspeaking.com/gdc2010/player.html?xmlURL=xml/10303_1268353080234KEPY.xml&token=3c6c000ab0766078310c)).

The configuration settings can be found here in this xml file (http://events.digitallyspeaking.com/gdc2010/xml/10303_1268353080234KEPY.xml).

I've tried various URL combinations based on the host site and such with the paths in the xml file but haven't been able to get a copies of the video. Anyone wish to help? Can't promise I can do anything in return but you never know

[Timo]

Have you tried keeping an eye out in your browser's cache? It shouldn't be too hard to keep an eye out for a growing file, that's how I try to grab flv's off random sites.

[Kornman00]

Actually never heard of doing that. Almost all other times I've been able to use a site to give me the direct URL to a FLV so I've been spoiled so far :3

[Kornman00]

Tried using CacheViewer (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2489/), but the videos don't seem to be in the cache (I'm checking as it plays)

[Timo]

Yeah, it's a pretty hit and miss method for grabbing files (isn't working for me with Chrome).

[leorimolo]

Do it the shitty way and record it using camstatia or fraps....(I cant remember if fraps records desktop)

[=sw=warlord]

Do it the shitty way and record it using camstatia or fraps....(I cant remember if fraps records desktop)
Newer versions of Fraps can record certain desktop videos.

[annihilation]

I've done this before. If I recall I took the sfw out of a temp file.

[Kornman00]

I've done this before. If I recall I took the sfw out of a temp file.
You should do it again or I'll molest your inner child :allears:

You know, the one you keep letting out over XBL.

[Limited]

Download an app called Orbit downloader. It has a function called Grab++ which sits and listens for files in a browser, if you view an flv or avi, it will grab the link and give you option to download.

Simple :)

[Cagerrin]

Download an app called Orbit downloader. It has a function called Grab++ which sits and listens for files in a browser, if you view an flv or avi, it will grab the link and give you option to download.

Simple :)
DownloadHelper's better for that than Orbit, though I didn't have any luck with either.

[Kornman00]

Yeah, G++ isn't performing any magic either :ugh:

[annihilation]

You should do it again or I'll molest your inner child :allears:

You know, the one you keep letting out over XBL.

It's a good thing my inner child is a slut.
There's a program called Flashget that saves .sfw files, you can give that a try.