How do I save the stream

[yoyo888]

Hey Guys,

How do I save a stream from this place to a MP4 file

http://anon.projectarchive.net/?htt...o/631/mateo-vices-facial-with-theo-brady.html

I have looked at the file scource and cant see a referenced MP4 file.

Also going a google search to save files from this website cmoe up blank

Thanks

YOYO

 

[Asymptotic]

https://fs31.gounlimited.to/tea5ukulbd2qzxfffniifl3c76rsuz7i4wqcpi7kdbgeg6k6lc7okovwx3pq/v.mp4

 

[mmarty]

May I ask how you how you were able to discover the way to save this link? It looks like gibberish to me.

 

[Asymptotic]

Viewing the source of a web page only yields the raw html which is sent from the server; choosing the 'Inspect' option yields the html of the page rendered by the browser (i.e. including any html generated by remote scripts).

This example is using Firefox as it yields the underlying video from the original web page (rather than Chrome, which entails visiting a second web page).

Right-click on the video still and choose the option Inspect Element - this will open a 'technical panel' in the lower half of the window

Provided that 'Inspector' (at the top of this panel) is selected, it will display the html structure of the rendered page - the body section should be expanded, which reveals further collapsed sections - as you move the mouse slowly over these, a portion of the rendered page will be highlighted, indicating that that section is responsible for the highlighted portion of the page.

In this example the <video> element (with the data-html5-video attribute) contains the underlying source of the video file:
with the mouse hovering over the URL of the mp4 file, right-clicking yields the pop-up menu shown, from which the Open Link in New Tab option should be selected.
With the video playing in a new Firefox tab, right-clicking on the video frame will trigger a pop-up menu, one of the option on which is to Save Video As...

 

[yoyo888]

Amazing thanks

Just tried that in my Firefox, and YAY learnt something new tonight

YOYO

 

[Mardo]

There are a lot of online services where you just paste the link in and it finds the downloadable mp4 for you. I usually just google 'download tube site online'.

It's hit and miss -some are really good and reliable, others not so much.

Good ones for me are:

savefrom.net
tubeoffline.com (a really good one)

Probably, the way described above on Firefix is best, but sometimes it's handy to just bang the link into a handy site.