[Jerrygistheking]

Some of video tutorials are .mov files, some are in flash (.swf or .flv files). I suppose you don’t have problem to download .mov files, but flash files. I also had problem with downloading flash video tutorials (.swf or .flv files). I used several programs for downloading flash, but always downloaded just empty frame. Well, solution is very simple. If you are using Windows and Internet Explorer for viewing web pages, you have them in Temporary Internet Files. Temporary Internet Files is folder on your harddisk, where you have stored recent viewed internet pages (including flash files). They can have 40-50 megabytes, so it could take some time they appear in this folder (depends on speed of your internet connection). Of course, if you are using Internet Explorer and Windows.:-))
When you have these files on harddisk, you can burn them wherever you want.:-))