Getting/Capturing/Downloading .FLV flash videos streamed through the HTTP protocol

This thread is an add-on to the following FAQ:
FAQ: How to record/download/capture/save Macromedia/Adobe Flash .FLV video HTTP stream from embedded player

To record/capture/save/rip/snag/download/catch http:// flash video .flv stream from embedded Adobe Flash Player may use the following Flash video ripper and Flash video capture software:

• Replay Media Catcher - can find http:// stream URLs and automatically download HTTP flash video .FLV streams from embedded Adobe Flash player.
• Freecorder Toolbar - freeware browser toolbar that allows to automatically download HTTP and HTTPS flash videos.
• Jaksta Free Media Recorder - freeware browser toolbar that allows to automatically download HTTP and HTTPS flash videos.
• WebVideoCap - freeware program that allows to capture packets coming to Flash Player via HTTP protocol.
• Jaksta - automatically download and capture packets coming to your flash player.
• WM Recorder can find http:// stream URLs and automatically download/capture HTTP flash video .FLV streams from embedded Adobe Flash player.
• Orbit Downloader can download HTTP flash videos. Its Grab++ can find HTTP stream URLs.
• Rip Tiger can download HTTP flash videos automatically.
• Ask & Record Toolbar - freeware browser toolbar that allows to automatically download HTTP and HTTPS flash videos.
• Bit Recorder - automatically captures packets coming to your flash player.
• PIAFCTM is a network data capturing utility that provides both packet capturing and HTTP (Web) based file capturing. This can allow you to capture streams coming to your PC through the HTTP protocol.
• Unlocker is a small freeware utility that allows you to copy and rename shared files (instead of getting one of the following error messages: "Cannot delete file: Access is denied", "There has been a sharing violation", "The source or destination file may be in use", "The file is in use by another program or user".

Please note that many web-sites use RTMP protocol for their flash video stream. The URLs of such streams start with rtmp://. They are much harder to record than HTTP streams. All RTMP flash video rippers can download HTTP flash videos. See the following thread for more:
How to record rtmp:// flash video .flv stream from embedded Adobe Flash Player