Capturing Quicktime streaming audio/video?
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  1. February 21st, 2002, 06:00 PM #1
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    Capturing Quicktime streaming audio/video?

    Anybody know how to capture streaming .mov files ?

    I have ticked in the preferences ,Save to hard drive where possible , but this does not seem to help , the only .mov files in the temp internet files is a small .mov file that launches quicktime and asks to access the net to access the stream.

    Rightclicking and save as only saves the small .mov file that asks to access the net when played ...

    Basically I have AsfRecorder to capture asf streams and was looking for something similar for quicktime..
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  2. February 22nd, 2002, 10:25 AM #2
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    Can you give me an example site that you use to download .mov files? That is if its clean, I AM at work!!
    I usually let the movie save itself in the IE Temp folder, then cut paste it to a new folder. I haven't had trouble viewing full screen movies. I'll try to reproduce.

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