Windows 7 - Watch off line flash video

Hello
i would like to download videos from this site : http://systeminetwork.com/tuesdaytips
but i do not understand if is not possible (because are "protect") or
if i on mistake. Can any expert try to download one of this video and
then tell me if is possible or not ?

Thanks in advance

  Alessandro Angeli replied to giov

From: "giov"


What has that got to do with the Windows Media SDK?

BTW, they are just FLV files served via plain HTTP, so they
can be downloaded and played by anything that supports FLV
videos.

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