Using ie 7, I can capture any streaming video I watch thru that browser by copying it from a hidden file within

Documents and Settings>Administator>Local settings>Temporary Internet Files

and then pasting it in any folder on my HD.

This captures the full video, not just a bookmarked link to it.

Is there a similar procedure for Chrome 2?

sounds like a neat workaround.

I don't think so. However, you can use Blackcoil's YouTube Downloader userscript, Extensible Video Downloader extension or the Download YouTube videos bookmarklet.

Streaming Video Recorder is an excellent assistant to online surfer, which enables you to record web videos from YouTube, Google video, Yahoo video, PBS, ESPN, blogtv, Adobe TV, etc. You do not need to download video first, for this Streaming Video Recorder will record it automatically. What's new, Streaming Video Recorder can convert streaming videos to FLV, AVI, MPG, WMV, MP4, MOV, 3GP,, etc. as well as audio formats, like AAC, FLAC, MP2, MP3, ,etc.

In addition, this smart Streaming Video Recorder has a build-in video player, so that you can watch the videos you downloaded online or the videos that has already existed on your computer.

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I personally think copy videos from internet like download Disney videos, Nick videos etc have the same basic steps. It seems that copy these videos off websites are all need the third party’s help. The basic steps are download video downloading program, copy videos from websites, convert downloaded videos and so on.

Many people want to copy streaming video from internet. Personally, I like use some screen recorder to help me copy streaming videos. It can help you capture what is being played on your computer screen and save it as standard video format file, so you will be able to enjoy it on your portable equipment.