Rtmpexplorer now succeeds where Stream Transport fails.

Rtmpexplorer does not have the kind of slick, polished interface that Stream Transport has. In fact it is just a front-end GUI to a command line tool called rtmpsuck. But the command line tool is useless to anyone without a lot of technical knowledge. The GUI makes it transparent.

Download the zip file from this link:

http://www.videohelp.com/download/rtmpexplorer.zip

The program can be found elsewhere also, but some of the other archives don’t contain all the necessary files in one place, as this one does.

After downloaiding, unzip the entire archive into any directory.. Then run rtmpexplorer.exe.

Two windows will open: The command prompt and the GUI. The GUI is a very bare bones web browser. Use it to navigate to the video you want to capture. When it starts playing, the command line programs will take over and try to download the file. It could take a lot of time, and depending on the particular site you are downloading from, the movie you want might be broken up into several files with obscure names. But they will all be FLV files that you can play in many of the popular video players.