Neil Smith [MVP Digital M
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 Posted:
Mon Jul 18, 2005 4:30 pm Post subject:
Re: windows media and ripping |
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On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 19:30:43 -0500,
tennistar218@hotmail-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (tennistar218) wrote:
| Quote: | is there a way to save a windows media file that is already loaded on
someones webpage? can I save it to my computer some how?
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Often it's just held on a web server (the filename starts with
http://) and so you can right-click on the link to the file and choose
'Save-As' to save the file to your computer.
If the video is displayed in the web page itself, you need to
View->Source in your browser. Then you can glance through the HTML to
find the tag <embed> or <object> : Look for either the
src="http://bla", filename="http://bla" or url="http://bla" and use
that - the easiest way is to create a web page yourself, add that
http://bla as a link, open the file you made in a browser and right
click it to save the file.
If the filename begins rtsp:// or mms:// then you have a streaming
server file instead, so you'd need to use tools like Streambox or
WMRecorder to save the file if the server lets you.
| Quote: | how can I put windows media files from my computer up on the internet?
i need an html code don't I?
cait* |
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