Used Flv Recorder for Windows?
Editors’ Review
Flash video is so common that a day without FLV files is like a day spent in bed: good in theory but unlikely in practice. Sooner or later you're going to want to save a Flash clip or file. You'll need a good FLV recorder, like the easy-to-remember Flv Recorder from StreamingStar Technology. With it, you can record and view video from a vast and ever-growing world of Web-based media. It can automatically save, download, capture, grab, and record FLV video in HTTP protocol as well as Adobe's proprietary RTMP protocol, which is used for many online Flash applications. It records multiple video streams simultaneously, and it sports a built-in FLV media player so you can view files right away.
The main interface features a sleek, attractive, and well-designed skin like a media player, befitting its simplicity and versatility. It's divided into two parts, the recorder and the built-in FLV player, each dominated by a main display. On the left-hand side is the recorder's interface: simple but clear buttons that control all functions and menus, including settings, the Help file, and links to the developer's Web site, which offers online assistance. The media player's controls are common to its type, though it does include a full-screen button. It displays videos clearly with good resolution and size. The program's best feature is undoubtedly RTMP compatibility.
Flv Recorder is free to try for 30 days and costs $15.95 to register. It's certified for versions of Windows from 98 to Vista, including server editions.
Used Flv Recorder for Windows?
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