What program plays .flv digital video?

[mistertrickster]

I managed to capture the Charlie Rose show featuring Robert F. Kennedy Jr discussing the stolen election in Ohio from my "temporary internet" file after watching it on Google video.

But it saved as an .flv file. What the heck is that? Do any programs play video via this code?

[Lady Effingbroke]

1. I use these two free programs:

FLV Player

VLC Player

[mistertrickster]

2. Okay, thanks. I'll probably download the FLV player soon. nt

[mistertrickster]

7. Lady EFB . . . thanks a LOT! The FLV player works great. Am

watching it again right now. :)

[Floogeldy]

3. How did you capture the file?

I'd like to know how to do that. :)

[Lady Effingbroke]

4. I use the Video Downloader extension with Firefox to capture .flv videos.

You can get it HERE and HERE.

If you use Opera as your browser, there is a Video Downloader "widget", available HERE.

[Floogeldy]

10. Hey, thanks. It works!

:)

[mistertrickster]

6. I've been using "hidownload" to capture most streaming video.

It has a examination period of 45 days, and you can download it from their website.

Works well for a lot of stuff, but then it won't work for a lot of sources too. Have a lot of trouble with "You Tube." Even if I get the URL, it usually won't download.

For this Charlie Rose show, I had to dig through the "temporary internet" files to find the file. Again, sometimes it stores to the temp file and you can find it, and sometimes it doesn't.

You'd have to be a programmer / media whiz to know why, I think, and I'm totally NOT.

[Monkey see Monkey Do]

8. there's also keepvid.com nt

[progmom]

5. not this one

oh...i thought you said progmom. :blush:

[zonkers]

9. Try this....

Just kidding.