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If there's a video or audio file that is embedded in a web page is there any way to download it to disk?
 

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Sure. Right click the page, view source. Ctrl+F (find) the link to the media, or alternatively try and search the extension. Copy the link into your browser and go from there.

Or make a text file with:

<a href="thelink">anything here</a>

Save as page.htm, open it up, right click, save target as :)

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Does that still work if it's a streaming audio/video file. Coz for the file I want, there's a list of several files and when I click on one link it plays in an embedded Windows Media Player "window", so would the method you outlined above still work for that?
 

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~ ReNcH ~ said:
Does that still work if it's a streaming audio/video file. Coz for the file I want, there's a list of several files and when I click on one link it plays in an embedded Windows Media Player "window", so would the method you outlined above still work for that?
no, one of the points of streaming media is that you can't download it to your computer without special hacks.
 

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