yourotherteacher

[WeirdMind]

I can't find a way to save the videos i'm watching. yourotherprofessor.com Other than the good old screening method (takes forever, especially when there's billions of videos that I want to save, all educational videos)

[Stream Ripper]

What version of WM Recorder are you using?

[WeirdMind]

I believe its the 14.1

[Stream Ripper]

I wasn't able to access yourotherprofessor.com, Can you please provide me with the URL of the audio or video you're trying to record, so I can trouble shoot the issue?

[KSV]

Actual website is http://www.yourotherteacher.com and the webpage i tested on is http://videos.yourotherteacher.com/swf-format/matlab(T1-6-5).html.

these videos are contained within swf files. actually they contain flash animation rather than standard video format. save the swf file to save the video.

http://videos.yourotherteacher.com/swf-format/matlab(T1-6-5)_controller.swf?csConfigFile=matlab(T1-6-5)_config.xml

[WeirdMind]

http://www.yourotherteacher.com/lmPlayer.html?vID=36830

Wow, you are amazing.. but I still can't find a way to download, here is what i'm trying to get, its the engineering videos. my subcription with them is going to end soon too i think and I love their videos, especially because they have my upper division classes too

[KSV]

the following command will get you lecture audio.

rtmpdump -r "rtmp://videoserver.yourotherteacher.com/whiteboard/lectures" -a "whiteboard/lectures" -W "http://www.yourotherteacher.com/lm/swf/whiteboardplayer.swf" -p "http://www.yourotherteacher.com/lmPlayer.html?vID=36830" -y "iaanvfyr2g" -o Test.flv

as far as the video part is concerned there is no actual video to download just flash animation over static images. can't suggest anything else than screen capturing for video part.

[WeirdMind]

Would you know how I can set up a scheduled screen capture video session? I've been trying to figure that one out too... as you can see, i'm unsuccessful.

[KSV]

i haven't tried any screen capturing tool myself but scheduler looks like a pretty basic feature for any commercial product.