[nwtim]

Okay, I see what you're talking about now because I went ahead and updated my Firefox so I could use the HDS Links Detector add-on. I just finished downloading the Women's Gold Medal Hockey game and I had it keep all the fragments. The first thing I noticed was that these fragments were really very small files - in the neighborhood of 100 KB each - which is about what you would expect from a snapshot you might use in creating stop-motion video. There was no audio at all.

In contrast, when I used DownloadThemAll, I was getting fragments averaging more than 2-3 MB each.

So, using DownloadThemAll, I downloaded about 40 fragments and renamed them to 1.f4f, 2.f4f, 3.f4f etc. Then I joined them by just running "php AdobeHDS.php" in a command window of that folder. The resulting video (Joined.flv) plays and looks fantastic, but there's just no sound.

Please tell me how you got the audio fragments, because I somehow missed those.

Anyway, I'm kinda thinking we might be able to join the audio files the same way I joined the video files using AdobeHDS and then once we have those we should be able to mux them together.