...that you've streamed from the net?
Greg
Greg
How do you capture a .wmv file?
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Iain Hogg
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Check to see if it's lurking in a Temporary Internet Files folder somewhere, Windows is good at saving all the things you didn't ask to save
Iain
Iain
Iain Hogg said:Check to see if it's lurking in a Temporary Internet Files folder somewhere, Windows is good at saving all the things you didn't ask to save
Iain
BTDT, 'fraid it's not there.
Greg
Iain Hogg
Guest
Sorry can't help then ..... unless right clicking on the link offers a Save option
Fanum
Toubab
Look in your windows media file (from inside windows media player itself)....it'll be listed under a playlist like 'videos' or something......
Honest...it's there....Dani lost a video the other day in the same circumstances and that's where it was.
Honest...it's there....Dani lost a video the other day in the same circumstances and that's where it was.
Paragon said:
Greg
mikeh501
Registered user
You cant easily download a streamed WMV file. As the name suggests the file is streamed to your PC as you watch it without being saved.
I think there may be some software out there that allows you to capture it though, try a google search.
I think there may be some software out there that allows you to capture it though, try a google search.
i think there's a good chance windows media player classic will allow you to save streams.
look here
what is WMV anyway? never heard of it.
at this point i decided to look it up. i found this:
Re: How can I save WMV file on Harddisk?
When a WMV file pops up automatically, right-click on the playing
movie, and choose Properties, which will give you the URL.
From there on, all you need to do is setup the URL as a
right-clickable link. An easy way is to type the whole URL into the
google search bar. If the address can't be found as a phrase in the
database, you'll get the following option: "If the URL is valid, try
visiting that web page by clicking on the following link:
www.*******.***/**/./**/******.wmv". Then all you have to do is
right-click and go to "Save target as..". Or just post/preview a
message in a forum, send an e-mail to yourself etc.
Another way to get a right-clickable link is to type/copy the address
into MS Word, then go to File->Web Page Preview (Word 2000) to get
the same link.
Alternatively, you could type the link into the Opera browser which
will download the file by default (probably, though I haven't used
any recent versions).
look here
what is WMV anyway? never heard of it.
at this point i decided to look it up. i found this:
Re: How can I save WMV file on Harddisk?
When a WMV file pops up automatically, right-click on the playing
movie, and choose Properties, which will give you the URL.
From there on, all you need to do is setup the URL as a
right-clickable link. An easy way is to type the whole URL into the
google search bar. If the address can't be found as a phrase in the
database, you'll get the following option: "If the URL is valid, try
visiting that web page by clicking on the following link:
www.*******.***/**/./**/******.wmv". Then all you have to do is
right-click and go to "Save target as..". Or just post/preview a
message in a forum, send an e-mail to yourself etc.
Another way to get a right-clickable link is to type/copy the address
into MS Word, then go to File->Web Page Preview (Word 2000) to get
the same link.
Alternatively, you could type the link into the Opera browser which
will download the file by default (probably, though I haven't used
any recent versions).
Droopy Dick
Registered user
.wmv is Windows Media Video file.
.wma is Windows Media Audio
All designed formats for the Widnows Media Player.
And I've yet to find a 'sreamed' file that won't allow you ro right-click with the mouse and select 'save'.
.wma is Windows Media Audio
All designed formats for the Widnows Media Player.
And I've yet to find a 'sreamed' file that won't allow you ro right-click with the mouse and select 'save'.
It comes up with 'Cannot copy'!!
It's a clip of a TV programme - I'll get someone to vid the repeat.
Greg
It's a clip of a TV programme - I'll get someone to vid the repeat.
Greg
Droopy Dick said:
real *spit* player
nud1e
Registered user
Total Recorder
Have a look at Total Recorder
http://www.highcriteria.com/
this is for recording streaming audio but may work with video.
Other possibility is to connect a VCR to your PC, if your graphics card has a composite or S-Video output.
Have a look at Total Recorder
http://www.highcriteria.com/
this is for recording streaming audio but may work with video.
Other possibility is to connect a VCR to your PC, if your graphics card has a composite or S-Video output.
Buz
Registered user
I have an amusing .wmv file that is about 3.7 mb as anyone any idea how it can be uploaded here? It is a bit NWS
hank
Registered user
Buz
Have a look here for coding info on how to embed WMV files. http://www.mediacollege.com/video/format/windows-media/streaming/embed.html
Hank.
Have a look here for coding info on how to embed WMV files. http://www.mediacollege.com/video/format/windows-media/streaming/embed.html
Hank.
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