Q: When trying to download a Flash video (.FLV), all I get is a blank Flash (.SWF).
Am I doing something wrong?
A: By default, Flash Capture saves the shell player instead of the video, which results a blank Flash.
To save the actual video content, please follow the instructions of
How to Save General Flash Videos.
Q: When I try to capture Youtube video all I get is a failed to receive a valid HTTP response from the server.
The same messages appears for older videos which I have already saved. What's up with that?
A: Youtube has updated its internal database, which prevents Flash Capture from saving the video. To solve this
problem, please download and install the latest version of Flash Capture, which works on the
new database of Youtube. In case the problem still exists, please email us with detailed descriptions.
Q: When I reinstalled Flash Capture and try to enter my registration information by
clicking on the about box, I get information saying unregistered but no option to enter my codes.
A: Please try to save a Flash, e.g.: any Flash sample of 123 Flash Banner on our web site, and then enter the registration code in
the popup dialog.
Q: I'm running on Vista. It accepts my registration code, and then says the product is registered to me.
But when I re-start the machine it goes back to saying I have an unregistered copy.
A: Please make sure you are using version 1.96 or higher, and then register Flash Capture by Start -> All Programs -> FlashCapture -> Register.
Q: When pointing to a Flash, I did not find any floating button!
A: Below are the possible reasons:
Q: I did not find the extension button. Please advise.
A: If you have customized IE toolbar before, the extension button does not add to the toolbar automatically
after the installation. Please right click on IE toolbar and select customize command, then add the
extension button into the current toolbar buttons list manually.