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Heard on the radio this morning that DRM is quite easy to remove from the BBC iplayer files, has anyone done this? Not looking to bootleg anything, I was on a program on BBC1 this morning, which is now on iplayer. Thought it would be quite nice to keep it to show the kids in future.

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I believe iPlayer uses flv video files streamed using Flash.

A quick Google led me to this, and it rings a bell as something we've used at work to record a radio article.

Replay Media Catcher- Record and Capture Streaming Flash Video and MP3 Audio

worth a try
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Cheers Stuart, will have a look at that.
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Wink BBC iPlayer & DRM
was sort of thinking along the same lines....

strix.org.uk :: hacking :: The BBC iPlayer

interesting article...but not sure how well it works though...
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