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Computer Help and Support

Princess Turandot

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1. Hmm. It looks like you would need their proprietary video player installed on your computer...

Reply to csziggy (Original post)

Wed Nov 15, 2017, 12:20 AM

Nov 2017

..in order to play their videos locally, even if you could download a copy of the video file. It's not likely that you'll get either. So, you may need to go to the screen recording route.

Here's a list of freeware programs that enable you to screen-record a video:

http://www.snapfiles.com/freeware/gmm/fwvideocapture.html

I've used the second one on the list, FlashBack Express, to capture videos with decent results.

Google 'screen recorders' if you want to see more options.

hth,

PT

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How to download or record a Adobe Flash video from a website? [View all] csziggy Nov 2017 OP

Hmm. It looks like you would need their proprietary video player installed on your computer... Princess Turandot Nov 2017 #1

You can do this using Chrome mn9driver Nov 2017 #2

I tried the steps on that page csziggy Nov 2017 #4

Just be careful, do virus scans on everything. defacto7 Nov 2017 #3

I may contact the historical group directly csziggy Nov 2017 #5

They should provide you with the promised DVD, in the meantime... Sunlei Nov 2017 #6

That's an idea csziggy Nov 2017 #8

I would think that would be a better choice. defacto7 Nov 2017 #7