freeware Moyea YouTube FLV Downloader - download HTTP and RTMP streams

[tomsamth]

This Free Moyea's YouTube FLV Downloader is designed to download and arrange web Flash video (*.flv, *.f4v) from YouTube, Google Video, Fox and other video-sharing sites.With it, you can download any web Flash video (*.flv, *.f4v) from YouTube, Imeem, Myspace, support RTMP, backup and arrange those downloaded YouTube videos to the YouTube FLV library, enjoy YouTube video with its independent FLV player.

Originally Posted by Zero3K

Foxreal YouTube FLV Downloader is just a clone of Moyea's YouTube FLV Downloader with a different UI.

Moyea and FLVSoft sell the same soft. But what about the quality of the product? Have you tried it?

p.s.
After getting so much spam from Moyea in the forums I'm not willing to use any of their products.


Related links:
- FAQ: How to record/download/capture/save Adobe Flash .FLV video RTMP stream from embedded player
- FAQ: How to record/download/capture/save Adobe Flash .FLV video HTTP stream from embedded player

[Zero3K]

Well, I'd rather use StreamTransport since its like the other two programs but is smaller and not as complex looking. It would be nice if they focused their efforts on StreamTransport (while keeping it small and using a clean interface like uTorrent, etc).

[RTMPE-Killer]

As the above's user said, I just noted that both, "Foxreal YouTube FLV Downloader" and "Moyea's YouTube FLV Downloader", are just a clone but with a different GUI from StreamTransport.

I assume that this is as the result from a "marketing" strategy, and they are all from the same author, because other way, this might be a stolen soft from StreamTransport.

Originally Posted by RTMPE-Killer

As the above's user said, I just noted that both, "Foxreal YouTube FLV Downloader" and "Moyea's YouTube FLV Downloader", are just a clone but with a different GUI from StreamTransport.

I assume that this is as the result from a "marketing" strategy, and they are all from the same author, because other way, this might be a stolen soft from StreamTransport.

It is interesting that Adobe didn't take these clones down so far while these products feature RTMPE support.

[placebo]

Originally Posted by RTMPE-Killer

I assume that this is as the result from a "marketing" strategy, and they are all from the same author, because other way, this might be a stolen soft from StreamTransport.

• rtmpe.com (173.201.28.49, Arizona, United States(US)) is registered by "jack king" <wl3c@moyea.com> (kunshan, China), via GoDaddy.com services
• streamtransport.com (95.211.13.68, Netherlands(NL) [Sweden]) is registered by "jack king" <wl3c@moyea.com> (kunshan, China).
• foxreal.com (173.201.21.62, Arizona, United States(US)) is registered by "jack king" <wl3c@moyea.com> (kunshan, China).
• moyea.com (69.64.74.26, Kansas, United States(US)) is registered by <Moyea.com@DomainsByProxy.com> which is, apparently, again "jack king" <wl3c@moyea.com> (kunshan, China). this time via DomainsByProxy.com / GoDaddy.com services.
• FLVsoft.com (69.64.70.168, Kansas, United States(US)) is registered by <Moyea.com@DomainsByProxy.com> which is, apparently, again "jack king" <wl3c@moyea.com> (kunshan, China). this time via DomainsByProxy.com / GoDaddy.com services.

the above WHOIS queries reconfirm your assumptions. It's all by the same origin/source/coding project/king

Many/most download tools were/are coded by Chinese developers; there seems to be some kind of 'tradition' (mixed with good portions of talent, no doubt). On this forum website, I also note many interested boardies from Russia, and only some from Latin America. This community has yet to grow and prosper

Finally a word to king (in/from China).
@jack
Gotcha!!
(and your tools rock! )