Hi,
I'm trying to capture my lectures as my internet sucks and streaming them often leaves me halfway through a lecture with nothing left.
The files are in flash format but the link is a .swf file.
I have been unsuccessful finding the .flv file using either WM Recorder or Replay A/V.
Can anyone help?

Thanks

The easiest way to get you started would be to record them with Audacity and save them as a WAV or MP3 file.

The downside to this is that you will have to do it in real time so if your lecture lasts 1 hour, it will take 1 hour to record.

I use this method for many things. If you go on to a site that has ringtones for example that you can preview but have to pay to download simply use Audacity to record the preview and you have it for free.

Yeah, I guess I will be going the Audacity route.
So annoying but, before when it was WMA I could just download quickly using WM Recorder. No-one's heard of some non-real time solution to .swf/flash audio problems, have they?

I'll have a dig around when I get some spare time and see if there's a converter available.