Download files from embedded player

 · Search and download the Download Embedded add-on. Restart Firefox and go to the webpage where your embedded audio locates. Click on the red arrow at the bottom of your Firefox web browser. Choose “View Embedded Items” or “Download all embedded items”.  · This is definitely useful for embedded videos that don't have a download link. For the Azure Fridays videos, you can just click the Ch9 button in the lower right of the video player to view the video on the Channel 9 website. The Channel 9 video pages have download links for 3 video quality levels and MP3s. Step 4. Right-click on the link for the file and select "Save Link As." Select a location on your hard drive and click "Save." Tip. As long as you have a Flash player installed on your system, most modern browsers will open Flash files saved on your hard drive. Right-click on the file and select "Open With," then select the browser you wish to use.

By "embedded" video or audio, we mean video and audio files that play on an Internet web page, and not in an external application. Many media websites embed audio and video files so they can be played on the browser alone. If you want to download these files, you must use a download manager. Download Manager keeps track of pictures, documents, and other files you download from the web. Files you've downloaded are automatically saved in the Downloads folder. This folder is usually located on the drive where Windows is installed (for example, C:\users\your name\downloads). Download videos from JW Player. JW Player videos are delivered in a couple of ways. They can be streamed directly from JW Player's servers as MP4 files and are no trouble to download. They can also be streamed using encrypted file streams called HLS Streaming and are much more difficult to download. It can be done but is a lot of hassle.

Quick Trick to Download Embedded Files from Powerpoint. by Tim Lepczyk. The Problem: You’ve inherited a powerpoint presentation with embedded videos and you need the videos. Perhaps, you want to use them for something else, or maybe you want to stick them in the same directory in a hope that makes the videos play consistently. Step 4. Right-click on the link for the file and select "Save Link As." Select a location on your hard drive and click "Save." Tip. As long as you have a Flash player installed on your system, most modern browsers will open Flash files saved on your hard drive. Right-click on the file and select "Open With," then select the browser you wish to use. To download embedded videos without any software installation is also available. Keep reading, here I will demonstrate how to download embedded videos with Chrome/Firefox. Step1: Run Chrome or Firefox, open the page with the embedded video which you want to download, and then play the embedded video of the current page.