www.indiemoviesonline.com: Struggling to d/l from JW Player 4.5.230

www.indiemoviesonline.com: Struggling to d/l from JW Player 4.5.230

 

Hoping someone here could help with this - am trying to save flash video from but have had no luck. I have tried using Orbit Downloader, Replay Media Catcher, WM Recorder etc. but nothing seems to detect the video. Closest I have got was address "http://www.indiemoviesonline.com/movie/get/1422", but this returns an unauthorised access error. Am beginning to think this is probably impossible!

Would anyone with more knowledge about this be able to help?

Re: Struggling to d/l from JW Player 4.5.230

 

If it is an HTTP stream, try to get it with the Video History Tool of Replay Media Catcher.

If it is an RTMP stream, try to capture it with Jaksta (switch RTMP settings from downloading to recording) or Orbit Grab Pro

Re: www.indiemoviesonline.com: Struggling to d/l from JW Player 4.5.230

 

If anyone is successful in saving this flv, could you please upload it to any filehoster? I'm going crazy in trying to get this one. :(

Re: www.indiemoviesonline.com: Struggling to d/l from JW Player 4.5.230

 

Have you tried to use the products mentioned above? Have you also tried to use StreamTransport?

Re: www.indiemoviesonline.com: Struggling to d/l from JW Player 4.5.230

 

Yup, tried a gazillion things, but didn't work. It might be just my comp (older machine, can't afford a new one right now), nothing to do with the apps, but so far I'm simply unable to solve the problem.

Re: www.indiemoviesonline.com: Struggling to d/l from JW Player 4.5.230

 

Let me know what kind of errors or problems exactly you have with the software you have tried.

Re: www.indiemoviesonline.com: Struggling to d/l from JW Player 4.5.230

 

None of the programs mentioned above seem to work, except Replay Media Catcher does work if flash 10.0.22.87 is installed in firefox; like described in the second post of the forum thread here.

To install 10.0.22.87 , get fp10_archive.zip from adobe's site, extract the 10r22_87 folder, close firefox, and run flashplayer10r22_87_win.exe

Rtmpsuck will probably also work, if you're able to configure it. I don't know what the site is doing that prevents most of the programs from working.