EvilZone
Hacking and Security => Tutorials => : r00t May 20, 2011, 12:51:30 PM
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Hi. i'm stuck and need some help from evilzoner :)
can someone give me short tutorial how to download online streaming video that cant be download even i have used IDM integrate on my FF browser.
the IDM pop-up link download not apear when i play this video. not like in youtube. this is diff.
may be like metacafe.
here is an example the streaming video:
http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big_league_stew/post/Viral-Video-Time-Evan-Longoria-saves-a-reporter?urn=mlb-wp6908 (http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big_league_stew/post/Viral-Video-Time-Evan-Longoria-saves-a-reporter?urn=mlb-wp6908)
*Hey why i cant click all image BBcode in this forum. i use FF 4.0 browser. shift + A to improve image not work. or must Shift + R ??
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You probably need an ap who caputers the packets\cache from the video.
Screen recorder ap is also an option.
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Holy shit, that video is one crazy catch :P Probably fake tho, but non the less.
Ontopic; Guessing a good screen recorder will do? :P But its a rather gay method yes
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You probably need an ap who caputers the packets\cache from the video.
Screen recorder ap is also an option.
Holy shit, that video is one crazy catch :P Probably fake tho, but non the less.
Ontopic; Guessing a good screen recorder will do? :P But its a rather gay method yes
:\ i'm not like to use screen recorder. any other option dude ?
a years ago i have an article how to download things like this but my article lost :((
i cant find thats a good tutorial :(
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Here you go:
http://rapidshare.com/files/4051907703/Viral_Video_Time__Evan_Longoria_saves_a_reporter___s_life_-_Big_League_Stew_-_MLB__Blog_-_Yahoo__Sports.flv (http://rapidshare.com/files/4051907703/Viral_Video_Time__Evan_Longoria_saves_a_reporter___s_life_-_Big_League_Stew_-_MLB__Blog_-_Yahoo__Sports.flv)
I used Internet Download Manager (IDM) with IDM CC (Firefox Add-on)
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Here you go:
http://rapidshare.com/files/4051907703/Viral_Video_Time__Evan_Longoria_saves_a_reporter___s_life_-_Big_League_Stew_-_MLB__Blog_-_Yahoo__Sports.flv (http://rapidshare.com/files/4051907703/Viral_Video_Time__Evan_Longoria_saves_a_reporter___s_life_-_Big_League_Stew_-_MLB__Blog_-_Yahoo__Sports.flv)
I used Internet Download Manager (IDM) with IDM CC (Firefox Add-on)
wOW thanks you Mr. satan. i use idm and idm add on on ff 4.0 but the pop up not apear :(
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just download a latest version of Internet Download Manager..After installing it u will find that at every point where there is a streaming flash video, IDM is asking you to download it by using itself..so do it...
U can also use sothinik web video downloader...
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Actually you can get flash videos from the cache in your computer.
At least I know it works for youtube,
In OSX terminal, use "lsof | grep -i flash"
A list of directories will show up and one can identify the cache by its directory (starting with /private)
Copy that file elsewhere and rename the file extension to .flv, it can then be played.
There must be a similar way on Windows but I am sure you can look it up yourself.
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Oh shit your in luck, if windows 7 your videos are in:
C:\Users\<uname>\Appdata\local\temp
in the format fla*.tmp. But you cannot copy them because you get the infamous "file in use" windows error. So what you do is download hobocopy:
https://github.com/candera/hobocopy/downloads (https://github.com/candera/hobocopy/downloads)
place it in your PATH, i.e. C:\Windows, open cmd.exe, then force the copy of the directory. Rename the .tmp files to .flv Here is my powershell wrap-around code:
# copy all flash videos from web browser cache
function Copy-Vids {
$t = "$HOME\.hobocopy-tmp\"
$d = "$HOME\Videos\"
if((Get-ChildItem "$env:temp\fla*.tmp") -eq $null) {
Write-Host "Cannot find any fla*.tmp files in TEMP dir: $env:tmp"
return $null
}
Write-Host -NoNewline "Forcing Copy of TEMP Directory to $t ... "
HoboCopy $env:temp $t | Out-Null
Write-Host "OK ($([System.Math]::Round(((gci $t -recurse | measure-object Length -sum).Sum/1MB), 2))MB)`r`n"
Get-ChildItem $t\fla*.tmp | foreach {
$n = "$d\$(Get-Random -Minimum 1 -Maximum 99999).flv"
Copy-Item $_ $n
Write-Host " Copy $_`t-> $n`t`t$([System.Math]::Round(((Get-Item $n).length/1MB), 2))MB"
}
Write-Host -NoNewline "`r`nDeleting Directory $t ... "
Remove-Item -Recurse -Force $t
Write-Host "OK"
}
function Test-Vids {
$vids = @{}; $s = 5
if((ls $env:temp/fla*.tmp) -eq $null) { "Cannot find any fla*.tmp files in TEMP dir: $env:tmp"; return $null }
ls $env:temp/fla*.tmp | % { $vids[$_.name] = $_.length }
"Sleeping for $s seconds ..."
sleep -s $s
ls $env:temp/fla*.tmp | % { if($vids[$_.name] -lt $_.length) { "$($_.name): still downloading" } else { "$($_.name): no increased file size" } }
}
So basically now all I gotta do to download them is:
1 - load them(doesn't matter how many, could be 80) in firefox(or any browser)
2 - open powershell
3 - type "Copy-Vids"
4 - wait for it to finish, go check in My Videos for flv files
The function Test-Vids is just to check if the videos are done, some flv players don't show video progress... So it checks if fla*.tmp files exist, if they do... wait 5 seconds and see if they got any bigger.
The cmd.exe equiv is also simple:
C:\> Hobocopy %TEMP% C:\hobocopy-temp
-- output --
C:\> copy C:\Hobocopy-temp\fla0Ef3.tmp C:\where\ever\my_video.flv
note: there is now waaayyyy too much porn on my computer.
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Vouch you ^^
+1
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i know this is old thread, but still I thought that I could post this...
in FireFox type
about:cache
it will show some directories...
copy the urls that would look like c:\.. . . . .
and paste it in the browser...
a listing of files and their size is opened..
Video files are ridiculously longer compared to almost any other file..
just click on the biggest files and a download window opens ( you are downloading from your own cache, will be very quick)
save the files and then open them in a flv player.....
Some antivirus like kaspersky can create trouble over this so check the logs if the file does not run
easier, >> just restart the pc and antivirus will ignore the file and stop interfering with opening them.
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I download the above mentioned video with IDM. Actaully it shows an ad before showing the actual video so you have to wait till IDM picks up the link to the actual video.
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Topic is old ?usually pumping old topics is against the rules?
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another alternative is "replay media catcher".
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add-on for mozilla Download video helper,most simple solution
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I would recommend the program JDownloader, it has never let me down and is a must for anyone who downloads anything not torrent :)
http://jdownloader.org/download/index (http://jdownloader.org/download/index)