I would like to capture a Adobe Flash Player audio file from a internet radio show. My daughter's jazz album was featured on the program and I would like to preserve the host's comments.
Is there a simple way to capture the file?
I suppose my daughter could call the host and request a copy of the show.
Thanks. I will look into it. I found a web site that said I could copy it from temporary internet files but it comes up as a zero length file. The program is two hours long. In the end I think my daughter just wants the lead in and the comments after but the whole show won't hurt.
Also, if you visit the website, then clear the Internet cache, history, and files, once you start playing the song, it should be one of the only files in the cache folder.
Flashgot is a firefox plugin that will do that. If you have Google Chrome (it's free to download) on your computer you can also go to the page, hit ctrl+s and make sure it saves as a .swf. Let me know if you have any problems with either of these options and I'll do my best to help.
Crap I'm getting old.....in my day SWF meant Single White Female. I've been trying to capture a good one for a long time now and was hoping to get some pointers.:supergrin:
In this case, the webpage was playing an embedded .mp4 file. In your browser, view source and the embedded player referenced the mp4 file. Copy the link, then use wget or your tool of choice to download it.
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