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1. Re: How do I save a video from Adobe TV
Hi,
in the hope that everything I write here for you, is not all to rubbish, you could please have a "Google"-look in this way e.g.:
On the other hand you can try programs like "Miro Video Player | Download".
Good luck!
Hans-Günter
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2. Re: How do I save a video from Adobe TV
The program works and does its job - thanks a lot.
It has one problem - the definition is very poor when trying to select an Adobe Video. The trial version only downloads a small part of a video, but enough to see how it works. As far as I can make out using a magnifying glass to read the screen text, it will do the whole thing if purchased for $45 approx (Usually about $95)
I am not sure that I will buy it at that price unless there is a possibility of changing the text size in the interface. You also have little if any control over where you save the videos. I solved this by working out where the files were stored. In C:/programfilesx86/c:/downloads/ and including this folder in the videos library, so that I can test the output without having to dig too deep in the system. Will come back and report any developments later.
As to the whatallotofrubbish username, I tried about 30 normal usernames when I first registered a product in December 2002 with no success. When I finally typed in whatalotofrubbish, it worked. Why change something if it works OK.
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3. Re: How do I save a video from Adobe TV
Hi,
do you talk about the same thing? I would suggest http://www.getmiro.com/download/index.php, which is free and there is - to my knowledge - no trial version.
I used it here with my German version to search for "dreamweaver video" and got this:
If this search produces too many hits, you can refine and modify your search to suit your needs.
Hans-Günter
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4. Re: How do I save a video from Adobe TV
The first link link took me to a search page with find getFLV on it, which was the one that I described.
This Miro looks great on my desktop and its free. Thanks for the screen clip. I had tried all sorts methods to find Dreamweaver videos without discovering the one that you illustrated. I'm downloading one now.
If I don't reply again, all will have worked fine.
Best wishes and my thanks.
Howard
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5. Re: How do I save a video from Adobe TV
Hello,
nice to hear that. Good luck in 2013 furthermore!
Hans-Günter
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6. Re: How do I save a video from Adobe TV
One small problem - I cannot save a download from Adobe TV.
If I find the url I can put it in the source box and view it, but it only works when connected to the web, unlike the other videos by other companies, many of which are heavily spotted with adverts or are just taster videos that you have to subscribe to. Most of the videos are for early versions of Dreamweaver, though I did find about 6 that were for CS6.
Have you figured out how to download from tv.adobe.com ?
This is what I get when I try:-
If you try to log on while in the Miro screen, then the program reports that Adobe has no certificates and refuses to connect.
I assume that this is to prevent other users from accessing their videos?
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7. Re: How do I save a video from Adobe TV
Hi Howard,
my approach in Miro is this: first I search at youtube for my wishes, so for example:
Also here it is valid: If this search produces too many hits, you can refine and modify your search to suit your needs.
After that I use Miro's search function with youtubes keywords, so I get really these videos Miro is able to save. BUT you are right, sometimes Miro (and others) are not able to load them down.. There are several possible reasons. One of them that they are (esp. in Germany) protected by copyright laws.
Needless to say, that nevertheless, a wide variety of programs are circulating in the net with which one is able to do this (sometimes).
Hans-Günter
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8. Re: How do I save a video from Adobe TV
True - I left the machine on search and included the words Dreamweaver CS6 in the search box, and quite a lot appeared.
Thanks for all your help.
Howard
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