videos spring blog

[dr_pompeii]

like our java creators
in this link

http://blogs.sun.com/SDNChannel/

is there something for spring and hibernate???
conferences, etc etc

special the option to download some video, i hate dont see this feature in others pages

regards

[karldmoore]

You can buy DVDs for the Spring conferences. This site might be useful though, although you can't download them.
http://www.bejug.org/confluenceBeJUG...y/PARLEYS/Home

[dr_pompeii]

hi karl
nice link!
jesus why they and other pages dont let the option to download?

what is the problem

regards man

[debasishg]

jesus why they and other pages dont let the option to download?

what is the problem

same frustration here too .. I viewed many of them online, but always felt the missing download option ..

Cheers.
- Debasish

[Andreas Senft]

Did you try using DownloadHelper?

[dr_pompeii]

Hi Andreas
a powerful solution not tested yet

thanks so much!!!!!

i will see a version in english/spanish version

regards

[karldmoore]

The problem I had with downloading it, is you just get an mp3. If you trace the source back, I think you can get hold of the original flv file, but it's a bit of a faff.

[dr_pompeii]

I think you can get hold of the original flv file

yes, and in linux mplayer cant open this file

in some pages i can use the option for download in flv but
here karl
http://www.bejug.org/confluenceBeJUG...y/PARLEYS/Home
dont give the option to download , can you confirm this ???


to resolve the problem of the file extension
maybe a converter can be the solution , worst is nothing right?

regards

[Andreas Senft]

I tried with three sessions and in all cases the .flv download has been supported. Though, not directly from the home page.
I clicked on the image and on the following page I right clicked on the right display section and opened the DownloadHelper context menu. Then there was a xxx.flv download option. If you have FlashBlock installed, you need to click the FlashBlock icon first.

Hope that helps,
Andreas

[Andreas Senft]

yes, and in linux mplayer cant open this file

You can try VLC. At least the Windows version can handle FLVs.

Regards,
Andreas