VTC

[michael.starnes]

I'd like to ask someone if is possible to record QuickTime or Flash movies from VTC site and how. I read at this URL http://www.applian.com/recording_sol...67&verb=Record
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Is here some tutorial how to record it ?
Thanks

[Cheryl Wester]

The program you would want to use for this is Replay Media Catcher. Download it and give it a try. You would open up Media Catcher. Select Start Recording. Then go to what you want to capture and it should work for you. Thanks.

[ollvin]

Hello,
I tryied Replay media catcher on VTC Tutorial site and QuickTime videos appears to be jammed (still image, no more sound) at 3/4 the length. On the other hand, FLV videos' download in ReplayMC stops at a few hundred kb and never ends. Videos played on their website or in their player work well. Is that a VTC streaming-trick to avoid downloading video ? Does the complete version of Replay Media catcher fixes that ?

[Cheryl Wester]

If you are using the demo it is only going to capture 75% of a file. When you purchase the full version and enter your activation code time constraints will be lifted and you would be able to capture an entire video.

[ollvin]

OK, thanks.
I wondered if it was the demo limitation or the soft limit.
By the way, I didn't find where this demo limitation is explained. That's why I posted here. I think it should be mentionned on the demo download page, and as a tip at launch as for Replay A/V 5MB/5mn limitation. That would lead better demo users to know the complete product do exactly what they want and buy it.

[Cheryl Wester]

It is on the download page for each program. Here is an example of this. Thanks.

http://www.applian.com/replay-media-catcher/demo.php

[ollvin]

Oh! OK!
I misunderstood the meaning of the sentence "This demo is fully functional and will allow you to capture 100% of all YouTube videos, and 75% of everything else."
I thought that meant 75% of any other video type/sites. Though, maybe my French way of thinking is not enought accurate to catch the natural English understanding of this sentence... or may it be a bit hard to catch for somebody else too? Let you see.

Best regards.