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Any of you guys have a good workaround to save a video stream to disk? For example when a link goes to an .asx file, the file itself is a very small file that in essence calls a video stream. They never cache so you can't copy them from the temp files.
Thanks.
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I've seen programs that claim to save any streaming media, check www.download.com and search for "streaming media".
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I've seen the claims. I was just hoping I could find one that someone here could vouch for. I hate loading and unloading software off the workstations :bang:
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WM Recorder is the one I use. I've been using it for a couple of years now and it works well. www.wmrecorder.com
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