How to download videos from netflix , prime videos , Disney+ and many online streaming platform

All these sites comes with DRM, so the native files will stream encrypted so most online video downloaders wont wont, you may try screen record option.

 

TLDR: in case no1 come with a solution this could be a starting point.

Usually this kind of sites run a fragmented video file which is recomposed on your pc, (I'm guessing cuz i was never able to afford such streaming). If that's the case there are some workaround to be done and yes it could be possible. Maybe Jdowloader2 could do the job for you.
Try to check in chrome developer tools (Ctrl+shift+i default shortkey) > network > media for the file you need once you click play if that doesn't work (not even for a fragment of video) you could right click inspect the element and search for the file from there (it could be a good starting point to find the appropriate keyword for the solution)
Disclaimer: I'm noob myself and this could be totally wrong.
Nevertheless hope this could be useful, good luck!

 

I've tried many options Jaksta Screen Recorder for mac makes it possible to record system audio and video difficult for other apps to record simuntaneously

 

Captured content its lossy. Streaming platforms are using proprietary DRM technologies like Google Widevine which makes almos impossible to capture content.

 

Beside screen capturing apps you could have a look at PlayOn Desktop or other similar solutions.

 

I tried with tubedigger and not i couldnt

 

..And ummm yes, nothing is impossible no matter how it is protected - it just makes it more interesting.

For some videos you could access the browsers cache and extract it from there - even split video files can be extracted and merged this way. An easier solution would be a solution as PlayOn Desktop or Replay Capture Suite or similar.

Even snagit, bandican or camtasia can be used to record it, as mostly any screen recorder.

You could even sniff the packets while its streamed, and extract the video from the sniffed packets after the video is played. There are a lot of possibilities if you check around.

It really comes down to how tech you are and how important it is for you.

 

All you've to do is Press WINDOWS+G
Windows 10 has an xbox built within it.

Check this page for details
https://atomisystems.com/screencasting/record-screen-windows-10/
I've recorded 1:22 Hrs it used 6GB

You might need to see if you can change some settings to reduce the size.

 

Assuming you are able to download media with Windows+G.
If you were unable to reduce the file size, I did find this earlier in the year.
It's Freeware;
https://handbrake.fr/

You might need to check here first
http://blogs.it.ox.ac.uk/adamweblea...files-without-losing-quality-using-handbrake/

 

I've used Windows+G to record from CreativeLive. I didn't notice any change to the audio output at the time.
I was more happy that I found a way to record online.
I'll keep you posted, I'm good at googling...

 

I have "Icecream Screen Recorder Pro 6.16 Final + Activator". I'm more than happy to upload it.

 

Do you have it with the activator? or should I upload that too for all?