Download the closed captions from VICE.com ?

[Pinkfloydd]

Hi!



Today I was trying to download the closed captions from the site of www.VICE.com
Obviously I always mean those videos that are only in the site.

I already know how to download the videos from there. If someone needs help on that, I can tell you that I use Adobe HDS and I did the following video instructions:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfkWxsY6BGQ

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Now For example
How can I do if I would want to download the following subtitles of this Video ?:
http://www.vice.com/hamiltons-pharma...igh-on-krystle



I also saw a post in this forum that was asking the same as I do. The answer was to open the Console in firefox and then type "/cc/" to find the captions, but when I do that it does not appear anything to me.
I also spent more time looking trough the console trying different things to find them, but I couldn't make it

Sorry for bothering you.
Thanks!

[denobis]

http://cf.c.ooyala.com/plc3V0Mjr1kEj...0/cc/142545969

Decrypt the smil at

http://player.ooyala.com/nuplayer?au...cFpkFPlN6G7XB0

[Pinkfloydd]

Originally Posted by denobis

http://cf.c.ooyala.com/plc3V0Mjr1kEj...0/cc/142545969

Decrypt the smil at

http://player.ooyala.com/nuplayer?au...cFpkFPlN6G7XB0

O thank you very much denobis!.
But how did you do to get these last numbers of the url "/142545969/"

Can you explain me how do I get them?.
If I need to descrypt that SMIL, What can I use to do that?

thank you!.

[denobis]

Not trivial,

you must decrypt rijndael 128-cbc with some key&iv and then unzip the result to obtain a xml from which to get the subs-url.

[Pinkfloydd]

Originally Posted by denobis

Not trivial,

you must decrypt rijndael 128-cbc with some key&iv and then unzip the result to obtain a xml from which to get the subs-url.

Ohh thanks.
So maybe I can use PHP or an online tool to decrypt the algorithm of Rijandael 128 CBC. But it isn't a Random Key, Right?
How did you get the key?

[blimey]

If you start the video and enable captions, the captions xml is also saved to the browser cache. For the video you reference, IE saved the captions file to 142545969[1].xml under the Temporary Internet Files folder structure.