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  • codajohn
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    • Jul 2005
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    Macromedia Info Please?

    Good Morning,

    I need some info on Macromedia Flash Player. I recently found a fantastic website that has a rather large collection of vintage jazz videos. The site uses Macromedia Flash Player. I would like to be able to capture these videos and burn them onto a DVD. Is there any way to do this?

    Thank you,
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  • drfsupercenter
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    • Oct 2005
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    #2
    Try getting EZ Save Flash. It's shareware, locks up after 15 days but otherwise it lets you download Flash files. Then use Ulead Video Studio to convert these to AVIs and burn as normal.

    If Ulead mutes the sound let me know.
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    • codajohn
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      • Jul 2005
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      #3
      Thank you drfsupercenter
      If there is any free, free, free software let me know.
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      • uufta
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        • Dec 2005
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        #4


        You could look around their sight and try stuff there
        I think the "Captivate" program does what you want
        they have a trial also.

        Also, there is one I remember called "Camtasia" spendy I think
        but it might lead you to something else.

        gc
        Last edited by uufta; 13 Mar 2006, 07:56 AM.

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