How can I find the URL for a flash video in Firefox?












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At Nasul TV is a TV recorded show, free.



I want to be able to find the URL for the video and then to use wget to download it. How can I achieve this?










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    You probably need to install flash player from the software center to view videos online.

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At Nasul TV is a TV recorded show, free.



I want to be able to find the URL for the video and then to use wget to download it. How can I achieve this?










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    You probably need to install flash player from the software center to view videos online.

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At Nasul TV is a TV recorded show, free.



I want to be able to find the URL for the video and then to use wget to download it. How can I achieve this?










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At Nasul TV is a TV recorded show, free.



I want to be able to find the URL for the video and then to use wget to download it. How can I achieve this?







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    You probably need to install flash player from the software center to view videos online.

    – w4etwetewtwet
    May 14 '13 at 19:00














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    You probably need to install flash player from the software center to view videos online.

    – w4etwetewtwet
    May 14 '13 at 19:00








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You probably need to install flash player from the software center to view videos online.

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May 14 '13 at 19:00





You probably need to install flash player from the software center to view videos online.

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Running following command in terminal:



sudo apt-get install flashplayer-installer



Will let you watch videos in firefox.






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    More detail is needed. What do you mean by "viewing a link"? Normally you can find the link to video files in the page source, or via the Firebug network tab (if you don't have Firebug, you should get it). It should be something that ends in ".flv", or sometimes ".mp4", and once you have it it's easy to download: just open a terminal and type:



    wget "http://www.nasul.tv/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/nasul1305.m4v" -O filename.m4v


    (with the quotes).






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    • I got Firebug but it didn't help. At that link above, there is a video. I'd like to have it's URL. isn't that something like http:..... ? There isn't any .flv there or .mp4, you could check for yourself.

      – user157244
      May 14 '13 at 19:27











    • Why am I being downvoted? He asked how to use "uget" (which I assumed meant wget) to download it, that's what I'm providing instructions to do.

      – Matthew
      May 14 '13 at 19:27











    • @user157244 are you actually talking about having the file on your computer to keep, or just watching in your browser? can you post the link to the page the video is on?

      – Matthew
      May 14 '13 at 19:29











    • nasul.tv Here it is, I also posted it in the question. Of course I want to download it.

      – user157244
      May 14 '13 at 19:35











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    Running following command in terminal:



    sudo apt-get install flashplayer-installer



    Will let you watch videos in firefox.






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      Running following command in terminal:



      sudo apt-get install flashplayer-installer



      Will let you watch videos in firefox.






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        Running following command in terminal:



        sudo apt-get install flashplayer-installer



        Will let you watch videos in firefox.






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        Running following command in terminal:



        sudo apt-get install flashplayer-installer



        Will let you watch videos in firefox.







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            More detail is needed. What do you mean by "viewing a link"? Normally you can find the link to video files in the page source, or via the Firebug network tab (if you don't have Firebug, you should get it). It should be something that ends in ".flv", or sometimes ".mp4", and once you have it it's easy to download: just open a terminal and type:



            wget "http://www.nasul.tv/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/nasul1305.m4v" -O filename.m4v


            (with the quotes).






            share|improve this answer


























            • I got Firebug but it didn't help. At that link above, there is a video. I'd like to have it's URL. isn't that something like http:..... ? There isn't any .flv there or .mp4, you could check for yourself.

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:27











            • Why am I being downvoted? He asked how to use "uget" (which I assumed meant wget) to download it, that's what I'm providing instructions to do.

              – Matthew
              May 14 '13 at 19:27











            • @user157244 are you actually talking about having the file on your computer to keep, or just watching in your browser? can you post the link to the page the video is on?

              – Matthew
              May 14 '13 at 19:29











            • nasul.tv Here it is, I also posted it in the question. Of course I want to download it.

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:35











            • link_italic_ bold 'code'

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:39
















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            More detail is needed. What do you mean by "viewing a link"? Normally you can find the link to video files in the page source, or via the Firebug network tab (if you don't have Firebug, you should get it). It should be something that ends in ".flv", or sometimes ".mp4", and once you have it it's easy to download: just open a terminal and type:



            wget "http://www.nasul.tv/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/nasul1305.m4v" -O filename.m4v


            (with the quotes).






            share|improve this answer


























            • I got Firebug but it didn't help. At that link above, there is a video. I'd like to have it's URL. isn't that something like http:..... ? There isn't any .flv there or .mp4, you could check for yourself.

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:27











            • Why am I being downvoted? He asked how to use "uget" (which I assumed meant wget) to download it, that's what I'm providing instructions to do.

              – Matthew
              May 14 '13 at 19:27











            • @user157244 are you actually talking about having the file on your computer to keep, or just watching in your browser? can you post the link to the page the video is on?

              – Matthew
              May 14 '13 at 19:29











            • nasul.tv Here it is, I also posted it in the question. Of course I want to download it.

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:35











            • link_italic_ bold 'code'

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:39














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            More detail is needed. What do you mean by "viewing a link"? Normally you can find the link to video files in the page source, or via the Firebug network tab (if you don't have Firebug, you should get it). It should be something that ends in ".flv", or sometimes ".mp4", and once you have it it's easy to download: just open a terminal and type:



            wget "http://www.nasul.tv/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/nasul1305.m4v" -O filename.m4v


            (with the quotes).






            share|improve this answer















            More detail is needed. What do you mean by "viewing a link"? Normally you can find the link to video files in the page source, or via the Firebug network tab (if you don't have Firebug, you should get it). It should be something that ends in ".flv", or sometimes ".mp4", and once you have it it's easy to download: just open a terminal and type:



            wget "http://www.nasul.tv/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/nasul1305.m4v" -O filename.m4v


            (with the quotes).







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            answered May 14 '13 at 18:58









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            • I got Firebug but it didn't help. At that link above, there is a video. I'd like to have it's URL. isn't that something like http:..... ? There isn't any .flv there or .mp4, you could check for yourself.

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:27











            • Why am I being downvoted? He asked how to use "uget" (which I assumed meant wget) to download it, that's what I'm providing instructions to do.

              – Matthew
              May 14 '13 at 19:27











            • @user157244 are you actually talking about having the file on your computer to keep, or just watching in your browser? can you post the link to the page the video is on?

              – Matthew
              May 14 '13 at 19:29











            • nasul.tv Here it is, I also posted it in the question. Of course I want to download it.

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:35











            • link_italic_ bold 'code'

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:39



















            • I got Firebug but it didn't help. At that link above, there is a video. I'd like to have it's URL. isn't that something like http:..... ? There isn't any .flv there or .mp4, you could check for yourself.

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:27











            • Why am I being downvoted? He asked how to use "uget" (which I assumed meant wget) to download it, that's what I'm providing instructions to do.

              – Matthew
              May 14 '13 at 19:27











            • @user157244 are you actually talking about having the file on your computer to keep, or just watching in your browser? can you post the link to the page the video is on?

              – Matthew
              May 14 '13 at 19:29











            • nasul.tv Here it is, I also posted it in the question. Of course I want to download it.

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:35











            • link_italic_ bold 'code'

              – user157244
              May 14 '13 at 19:39

















            I got Firebug but it didn't help. At that link above, there is a video. I'd like to have it's URL. isn't that something like http:..... ? There isn't any .flv there or .mp4, you could check for yourself.

            – user157244
            May 14 '13 at 19:27





            I got Firebug but it didn't help. At that link above, there is a video. I'd like to have it's URL. isn't that something like http:..... ? There isn't any .flv there or .mp4, you could check for yourself.

            – user157244
            May 14 '13 at 19:27













            Why am I being downvoted? He asked how to use "uget" (which I assumed meant wget) to download it, that's what I'm providing instructions to do.

            – Matthew
            May 14 '13 at 19:27





            Why am I being downvoted? He asked how to use "uget" (which I assumed meant wget) to download it, that's what I'm providing instructions to do.

            – Matthew
            May 14 '13 at 19:27













            @user157244 are you actually talking about having the file on your computer to keep, or just watching in your browser? can you post the link to the page the video is on?

            – Matthew
            May 14 '13 at 19:29





            @user157244 are you actually talking about having the file on your computer to keep, or just watching in your browser? can you post the link to the page the video is on?

            – Matthew
            May 14 '13 at 19:29













            nasul.tv Here it is, I also posted it in the question. Of course I want to download it.

            – user157244
            May 14 '13 at 19:35





            nasul.tv Here it is, I also posted it in the question. Of course I want to download it.

            – user157244
            May 14 '13 at 19:35













            link_italic_ bold 'code'

            – user157244
            May 14 '13 at 19:39





            link_italic_ bold 'code'

            – user157244
            May 14 '13 at 19:39


















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