Been a member and mostly a "lurker" here in the forum for several years now and applaud the integrity and positive growth in your site. This month has had its ups and downs with problems(internet wise-certainly not its content!), as most internet sites do from time to time, and I'm sure most will agree it hasn't been a problem that has detracted me from checking it out from day to day. I must ask though...with these security changes, I'm no longer able to download any of the videos...is this a problem with my web service, or a new change in the site....I do use "Firefox" for my browser to alleviate associated bugs that seem to plauge Microsoft, and found that to cause problems on the rare occassion? Using Windows Media Player 10...has always worked in hte past?
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(hulahvn @ Jun. 19 2006,07:04) Been a member and mostly a "lurker" here in the forum for several years now and applaud the integrity and positive growth in your site. This month has had its ups and downs with problems(internet wise-certainly not its content!), as most internet sites do from time to time, and I'm sure most will agree it hasn't been a problem that has detracted me from checking it out from day to day. I must ask though...with these security changes, I'm no longer able to download any of the videos...is this a problem with my web service, or a new change in the site....I do use "Firefox" for my browser to alleviate associated bugs that seem to plauge Microsoft, and found that to cause problems on the rare occassion? Using Windows Media Player 10...has always worked in hte past?
Also do you use anything that automatically downloads more then one movie at a time?
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Hi hulahvn...
Strongbox has a couple of features that help to avoid "ripping" or "slurping", where someone will use automated software to spider our protected members' area, downloading everything they can in one night.
One built in feature is that Strongbox will only allow you to download the images and other protected media using the same browser that you logged in with.
For example you can't log in using Firefox, for example, and then use some ripping software to start downloading all of your images and videos. (Most download managers that activate when a specific link is clicked in the browser are supported, however.)
What method are you using to download the videos?
(I don't use Firefox and we don't support Firefox so I can't help you on the specifics of that particular software, sorry. However I will look on the support site for a solution.)
Stogie Bear
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...hey guys...have always just right clicked and saved target. Nothing has changed what-so-ever from what I did in the past. This all just came to happen since the new security has been put into action. I have no problem seeing the videos, just won't even give me the option to save? I don't use any specific ripping software either. In the past once the videos loaded from your site they would automatically load on windows media player, and I would just do the right click and load them onto my hard drive...nadda options now...I enter using firefox as usual, and continue using the same browser...usually can work around most problems, but this one has me stumped...anyway, thanks for the comeback guys!
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O.K....that didn't make a dif, and I checked the version of Windows Media and I'm up to date...but...I found by hitting the lower bar in WM it allowed me to go to file, save, etc through several steps...not by right clicking on the video as usual...? got me...one of those computer glitches??? But seems to be working in its own strange way at the moment...Mahalos again for the help one and all!
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