Just wondering what are some better Flash Video Downloader you can use for online streaming videos?

I have Youtube Downloader but it only works on Youtube.

This post has been edited by advocado: Mar 7 2013, 11:43 PM

i guess idm plugin

Mozilla Firefox + VideoDownloadHelper ..

exactly true

avant browser build in with a powerful flash downloader.
tri-core engine for browsing (webkit, gecko, triden)

this
easy and simple way.

idm or VideoDownloadHelper

I use Bitcomet+IDM plugins...

+1, easy to use

This post has been edited by anthonywcl: Apr 16 2012, 09:02 AM

Hi,

There are actually different FVD you can use. Why don't you try to use extension, just consider the browser you are using. You can also use this:

ClipNabber allows you to download videos from YouTube, Metacafe, etc by simply copying and pasting the URL. You’ll then get a link whereby you can download the file to your computer, iPod, iPhone, or any other media player. You’ll need to have an FLV player for the YouTube videos. Quick and very easy to use!

I"m using mozilla filrefox with download helper but i notice some of the videos downloaded will not play properly as when in certain parts of the video it will hang and stop playing so i have to scroll further than those points for the video to play properly until the next freezing point.

With regard to this issue, I’d like to vote for Video Download Capture. It is a comprehensive tool as far as I concern. It supports flash video downloading from most websites. For live videos, you can use record screen function. Even it facilitates you to convert and edit video files.

I use this:

Firefox + FlashGot addon

Any plugin/app that can be used to download flash videos using chrome?

+1, easy and support many downloader...

keepvid.com, no need to install.. but must have java install on system

Some website does not allow you to download their flash video, you can only play/watch it online.
The solution - You need two PC.
This is how I do it.
1st PC install with Fedora 16, connect 1st pc to internet and play the website's video in full screen.
Use a S-video cable and an audio RCA cable to connect Audio Video from 1st pc to 2nd PC.
2nd PC installed with a Video capture card (i use Pinnacle)
So in this way I can capture the video from 1st pc into 2nd pc's harddisk and save the video as ,mpg file.

p/s: 1st pc has an AGP video card with S-video output. Un fortunately most new PCI-express video card does not has S-video output but has HDMI output. So you can't use the PCI-Express video card (on 1st PC).

The reason I use Fedora 16 to play the video is because Fedora does not need antivirus and unlike Windows it does not download update often which could occupy large bandwide and thus might interfere with the video streaming.
If the Operating system and antivirus software keep on downloading update during video playing, It might causing the video playback jerky (video playback not smooth).

This post has been edited by tanhks: Jun 13 2012, 04:41 AM

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I think that 1 is swf and you still can get the links in source code. I still have no any problems on getting a clip in webpage.