accident Man Cutting Down Tree Is Crushed By Falling Crane.

[Astralnaut]

 

[GarGoil]

I see you performed a screen capture there.

 

[Astralnaut]

I see you performed a screen capture there.

Yeah I do these off of my phone. If I really get into it I'll switch to my laptop and do screen grabs so you don't see the app icon, then edit the videos up. Alot of the sites don't allow you to download the videos directly I noticed. I just figured I'd contribute to the community a little! 😀. I hope your doing well today bro!

 

[GarGoil]

Yeah I do these off of my phone. If I really get into it I'll switch to my laptop and do screen grabs, a lot of the sites don't allow you to download the videos directly I noticed. I just figured I'd contribute to the community a little! 😀. I hope your doing well today bro!

Have you ever used a web browsers inspect feature to extract a video from a web page?

 

[Astralnaut]

Have you ever used a web browsers inspect feature to extract a video from a web page?

I have not, but if that is the most efficient and practical way to do it then I will! Can it be done on a mobile device?

 

[Gone crazy back soon]

Death mailed out the final notices last week. Today was his day one way or the other

 

[GarGoil]

I have not, but if that is the most efficient and practical way to do it then I will! Can it be done on a mobile device?

This can be very difficult to perform on a mobile device. I should go try in a second just for fun.

Using a web browsers inspect feature is often a quick way to directly fetch a video file, that has been embedded in a web page, in just a few seconds. The reason I mention this is because the video capture was on deadhouse. Deadhouse videos are typically easy to extract.

Let me take a couple of screenshot to demonstrate how to get the .mp4 video out of the page deadhouse using Google Chrome's inspect feature.

 

[Astralnaut]

This can be very difficult to perform on a mobile device. I should go try in a second just for fun.

Using a web browsers inspect feature is often a quick way to directly fetch a video file, that has been embedded in a web page, in just a few seconds. The reason I mention this is because the video capture was on deadhouse. Deadhouse videos are typically easy to extract.

Let me take a couple of screenshot to demonstrate how to get the .mp4 video out of the page deadhouse using Google Chrome's inspect feature.

Hey man I appreciate it!

 

[GarGoil]

We start on the Deadhouse page containing the video of the crane falling on the worker.

First, right-click on any part of the web pages content, then left-click the Inspect menu item displayed on the right-click menu.

This action will display an intimidating developers pane on the web page. Do not panic.

Locate and left-click on the Network tab displayed in the developers pane.

Click play on the video.

Locate and left-click on the .mp4 file displayed in the list of files in order to select the file, then right-click on the .mp4 file, left-click the Open in new tab option.

Right-click the video and select the Save video as... option.

 

[Astralnaut]

We start on the Deadhouse page containing the video of the crane falling on the worker.

First, right-click on any part of the web pages content, then left-click the Inspect menu item displayed on the right-click menu.

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This action will display an intimidating developers pane on the web page. Do not panic.

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Locate and left-click on the Network tab displayed in the developers pane.

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Click play on the video.

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Locate and left-click on the .mp4 file displayed in the list of files in order to select the file, then right-click on the .mp4 file, left-click the Open in new tab option.

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Right-click the video and select the Save video as... option.

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𝙒𝙊𝙒! Thank you for that @GarGoil. I appreciate you taking the time to make that. Absolutely using this as my reference.