GetFLV - Troubleshooting many problems with GFLV ...

[almirmacedo]

Can we get HDTS streams to work on Chrome Kernel mode?

Other type of mode doesn't work for me.

[LightOne]

Originally Posted by getflv

Windows 7 32 bit?

No, 64bit, and it worked a few days ago and since when does that have to do with the functionality of getflv?

[getflv]

Originally Posted by LightOne

No, 64bit, and it worked a few days ago and since when does that have to do with the functionality of getflv?

Tell us the webpage URL of your video.

[getflv]

Originally Posted by almirmacedo

Can we get HDTS streams to work on Chrome Kernel mode?

Other type of mode doesn't work for me.

Please give us detailed information about your problem. We will help you.

[LightOne]

Originally Posted by getflv

Tell us the webpage URL of your video.

How about ANY hulu video?

Wow, ok, here is a hulu link that won't load the streams for me.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/227346

Yes I have a Hulu plus subscription.

Could you ask all of your questions in one post this time instead of responding to everything with another question?

[getflv]

Originally Posted by LightOne

How about ANY hulu video?

Wow, ok, here is a hulu link that won't load the streams for me.

http://www.hulu.com/watch/227346

Yes I have a Hulu plus subscription.

Could you ask all of your questions in one post this time instead of responding to everything with another question?

With latest GetFLV (9.8.176.18), we can download your video no problem. Can you upload a screenshot? We will check it.

[almirmacedo]

Originally Posted by getflv

Please give us detailed information about your problem. We will help you.

The site which I need to download from is a online course, needs to enter login and password.

These modes doesn't load the pages correctly: IE Kernel (doesn't load the videos), Safari Kernel iPad (tells me 'html5: Unsupported video format. Try installing Adobe Flash) and Android (can't login). Only Chrome does it properly but now I'm getting the message that the program can't support HDStream at the moment, telling me to use iPad Mode.

[lesor]

With latest GetFLV (9.8.176.18), we can download your video no problem...

I too can download this video with no problems



But for several months I can't download from YouTube rtmpe video
for example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvvv8Cw1jCE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzMAxyiUWo0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IkYl5Xs2u0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2bYaEYvBv4

GetFLV downloads only a few percent (~ 1%), although other programs can do it

[getflv]

Originally Posted by lesor

I too can download this video with no problems



But for several months I can't download from YouTube rtmpe video
for example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pvvv8Cw1jCE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PzMAxyiUWo0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IkYl5Xs2u0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2bYaEYvBv4

GetFLV downloads only a few percent (~ 1%), although other programs can do it

Have you tried the latest version?

[LightOne]

Originally Posted by lesor

Look closely at the first picture in my post

I wouldn't even bother man, this kind of "support" gets tiring after awhile.

Like a screenshot of hulu not working offers ANYTHING to help anyone at all. What does a screenshot possibly show anyone? You actually had to point OUT that you had the latest version in the screenshot already, PROVING they didn't even bother to look at it. This is all deflection, acting like they are giving support when all they ever do is use deflection statements:

What version of Windows are you running?
Do you have the latest version?
Can you post a screenshot?

And their favorite:

Download the latest version

Whoever runs this "support" thread either does not work with getflv or does not know the first thing about providing support for a paid product.

I am going to wait this out for a couple more days to see if the problem is resolved, then I will be ACTIVELY using every avenue possible to get my money back for both of my licenses, I have had enough of being "handled" and "deflected."