Well, my way isn't the easiest, but it's the best for what I need. You'll need to download VLC (
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html). Note: You also might not have Windows settings like you'll see in the images I'm making.
Anyway... open links in order. Text should mostly be unnecessary, other than clarifications.
Find the video. Let it finish loading. If you copy a party downloaded video, you'll have an incomplete video.
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Open new tab. type about:config into the address bar. copy the cache directory.
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Start menu - run
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Paste the cache directory and hit enter/OK
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It'll be the biggest file, and the most recent (if you don't do any browsing)
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Copy it to another directory/where you want it saved. I got that menu doing a right-click drag/drop rather than a left-click drag/drop.
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Rename it (need .flv extension)
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Play it
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The reason the screen is black is because VLC creates an overlay, which you can't capture with print screen, but it's playing.
