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OS: win 2000
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Burning Streaming Video
I've subscribed to a free online Cert Class. Unfortunately it's for a limited time and my work duties just got increased . I think a way to get around ths is to burn/rip the streaming content to a cd/ dvd . Is there a utility , prefer a freeware , that can record streaming video as well as the audio ? And also it's an 8 hour course and I'm not sure if it's brokrn up into segments so could 1 dvd hold all that info ? Sorry if this sounds too easy but like my name says ,I'm a newbie ;-).
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