Does the Mac have an app for capturing streaming video?
QuickTime Player will play the video, but to capture and save it, get QuickTime Pro ($29). When the movie is loaded all the way, click the downward-facing triangle at the bottom-right of the window, and choose Save As QuickTime Movie. Or you can try Ambrosia Software's Snapz Pro X 2 ($69 for the Movie Capture version).

Snapz Pro X 2 can capture any part of the screen - even a boring typing session - and save it as a QuickTime movie.
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August 24, 2007 at 7:32pm
If you don't care all that much about quality, try iShowU. It is much cheaper than SnapZ, and it can capture random program activity as well as movies playing.
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mackerm
August 22, 2007 at 3:12pm
Back in the OS 9 days, I used to look for the movie in Netscape's browser cache in the system folder. When I tried to do it recently, I discovered that the cache folder was divided into 100 sub-folders, making it impractical to find the big movie file.
Do any other current browsers make it easier?
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Stonedune
August 23, 2007 at 4:52am
With safari you can look in the activities window while at sites like youtube and download the movie. All you have to do then is use a program like iSquint to convert it for your iPod or computer.
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rimglow
August 22, 2007 at 1:50pm
Don't forget to check out Tubesock, for direct capture, from sites like YouTube.














