Stream Transport - Video Downloader
Posted: Tue May 11, 2010 12:27 pm
Stream Transport is designed to download videos from Hulu and similar websites.
* Wide support for overwhelming online videos
The app is able to browse and download video clips from video hosting websites of HTTP, RTMP, RTMPT, RTMPE, RTMPTE protocol, and these cover overwhelming majority of websites such as Hulu, Veoh, Boxee, Joost, YouTube, Yahoo Video, CBS, etc.
* Capture URL automatically
The URL of any video clip that is playing will be auto-captured and listed out for your convenience, and you can download it with one click or just ignore it. There is no bother to add URL manually.
* Enrich your A/V collection
This FLV Downloader is capable of downloading almost any video and audio file you can play online so that you can turn numerous online video and audio into your own collection. The videos will be saved as FLV or MP4 format in your media library and a powerful player is inlaid for you to play them back freely.
* Considerate task manager and view log
The task manager lists detailed information of files such as name, size, progress, location etc and allows you to play, stop, delete and convert (full version) the FLV files downloaded. Auto shutdown is available as well. The view log makes it easier to manage your tasks.
* Convert downloaded videos freely
You are allowed to convert the downloaded videos to various video and audio formats compatible with portable devices like iPod, iPhone, 3G phone, etc and enjoy them whenever and wherever you like.
Link:
http://www.streamtransport.com/
Use UniExtract to extract the installer files into a directory.
(http://legroom.net/software/uniextract)
Stream Transport.exe will run directly from this directory without any installation.
I have not tested for sure to see if this program interacts with the registry at all but i have been running it from my flash drive just fine.
The only real problem I've had with this app is that as it is its own web browser, and is incapable of having multiple websites open at the same time, pop-ups (normally those on less legitimate websites) can prevent you from letting a video start playing long enough to capture the url and start the download.
However, once you start the download you can navigate away from this page and even start a few more downloads if you feel like it.
This is my first post here so maybe I made some dumb mistakes but i thought some ppl might like to know about this.
-krak
* Wide support for overwhelming online videos
The app is able to browse and download video clips from video hosting websites of HTTP, RTMP, RTMPT, RTMPE, RTMPTE protocol, and these cover overwhelming majority of websites such as Hulu, Veoh, Boxee, Joost, YouTube, Yahoo Video, CBS, etc.
* Capture URL automatically
The URL of any video clip that is playing will be auto-captured and listed out for your convenience, and you can download it with one click or just ignore it. There is no bother to add URL manually.
* Enrich your A/V collection
This FLV Downloader is capable of downloading almost any video and audio file you can play online so that you can turn numerous online video and audio into your own collection. The videos will be saved as FLV or MP4 format in your media library and a powerful player is inlaid for you to play them back freely.
* Considerate task manager and view log
The task manager lists detailed information of files such as name, size, progress, location etc and allows you to play, stop, delete and convert (full version) the FLV files downloaded. Auto shutdown is available as well. The view log makes it easier to manage your tasks.
* Convert downloaded videos freely
You are allowed to convert the downloaded videos to various video and audio formats compatible with portable devices like iPod, iPhone, 3G phone, etc and enjoy them whenever and wherever you like.
Link:
http://www.streamtransport.com/
Use UniExtract to extract the installer files into a directory.
(http://legroom.net/software/uniextract)
Stream Transport.exe will run directly from this directory without any installation.
I have not tested for sure to see if this program interacts with the registry at all but i have been running it from my flash drive just fine.
The only real problem I've had with this app is that as it is its own web browser, and is incapable of having multiple websites open at the same time, pop-ups (normally those on less legitimate websites) can prevent you from letting a video start playing long enough to capture the url and start the download.
However, once you start the download you can navigate away from this page and even start a few more downloads if you feel like it.
This is my first post here so maybe I made some dumb mistakes but i thought some ppl might like to know about this.
-krak