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download video from website
Hi,
I need to download the ‘Filling of Victoza’ video from this website for use in FCP…
https://br.thenewsmarket.com/NovoNordisk/br/Asset/VideoLibrary.aspx
I’d usually use the Safari>window>activity method to get videos from websites but this doesn’t seem to be working for this video and I need to download it in the next 12 hours…
Ironically its free on their website to subscribers but they take upto 48 hours to pass your subscription and i’m not a subscriber…
Any advice would be much appreciated
Thanks
Mike
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6 Replies
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You said it’s “free to subscribers” since you’re not a subscriber, I doubt you can do anything. Why not call them?
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Hi Greg,
You’re probably right…just wanted to make sure there wasnt some method I’m missing which may be beneficial to me in future…as I’ve tried keepvid and various other methods…
But in this case, yep perhaps I’ll just get one of the producers at work to email them and get me a quick subscription so it can be downloaded the simple way
Thanks,
Mike
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I use a plugin in Firefox called video downloader. One you launch Firefox there should be the video downloader logo lighting up. And it will give you options to download the certain videos on the page
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I had a problem recently where I posted something on Dropbox but my contact wasn’t able to download it – it opened and played fine, but couldn’t be downloaded. Dropbox support suggested I add ” ?dl=1 ” (without the quotes), and that solved the problem. Apparently that told Safari to download the video rather than simple play it. So you could try adding ?dl=1 to the end of the address and see if that works.
Tom Valens
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I hope you realise there is a huge legal difference between able to download for free if you subscribe and being able to use that video in any other way. If you want to load it into FCP it implies you intend to edit it and use it other than just to view. Free to subscribers means you have paid for a right to view only.
You need to contact the copyright owners before assuming you have any rights to usage. Unless it is covered under some classification of creative commons, you cannot assume you have any right to reuse, re-edit or redistribute.
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A good an important reminder – Thanks. In my case, I was uploading and wanting to share something I had created.
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