Viewing DomainSherpa videos offline

[anantj]

Hi Folks,

Is there any way to view/download the DomainSherpa videos offline? I'd love to watch them during my commute but I'm unable to figure out how to do this?

Thanks

 

[Yodruids]

Maybe record the screen while playing the video then you can watch it whenever u want... Your Welcome

 

[4pm]

1. start playing the video
2. open browser Developer Tools
3. select video player with selection/inspection tool
4. in Elements tab you'll see <video> element selected
5. find <source> element below
6. copy src attribute which looks like http://embed.wistia.com/deliveries/086ef31cf3357276987437f820592fc5fe295a41/file.mp4
7. paste into an address bar in a new tab, right click, then "Save video As..."

 

[usernamex]

Personally, I just listen to the mp3s which they have easy download links for. Most of the time, there is nothing that requires visual, and if there is they post pics or I read the pdf later

You can use a video downloader extension - the one I use is Ant, looks like firefox only
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-downloader-player/

I tested and Ant works on the Sherpa vids

 

[Yodruids]

How can we download on Android devices like tablets??

 

[anantj]

How can we download on Android devices like tablets??

Maybe record the screen while playing the video then you can watch it whenever u want... Your Welcome

More seriously, follow one of the methods that @4pm or @usernamex provided to download it to your laptop/desktop and transfer it to your tablet via a cable or bluetooth!

 

[anantj]

Personally, I just listen to the mp3s which they have easy download links for. Most of the time, there is nothing that requires visual, and if there is they post pics or I read the pdf later

You can use a video downloader extension - the one I use is Ant, looks like firefox only
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/video-downloader-player/

I tested and Ant works on the Sherpa vids

Thanks. Will try this

 

[anantj]

1. start playing the video
2. open browser Developer Tools
3. select video player with selection/inspection tool
4. in Elements tab you'll see <video> element selected
5. find <source> element below
6. copy src attribute which looks like http://embed.wistia.com/deliveries/086ef31cf3357276987437f820592fc5fe295a41/file.mp4
7. paste into an address bar in a new tab, right click, then "Save video As..."

Thanks. This is very useful. I tried similar steps but by manually trying to parse the html. This might be more direct and hence more workable.

Thanks

 

[Yodruids]

Maybe record the screen while playing the video then you can watch it whenever u want... Your Welcome

XD..... Its like you are using my Gun to shoot me.....

 

[Yodruids]

But, Thanks for making this thread... Really appreciated

 

[anantj]

XD..... Its like you are using my Gun to shoot me.....

But, Thanks for making this thread... Really appreciated

Haha.. Just having a bit of fun.. You're welcome

 

[Addison]

Use ClipConverter.cc to download them.

If ClipConverter ever stops working, then search for "Wistia downloader" on Google.

 

[Ategy]

As @usernamex mentioned .. there usually isn't much extra in the reviews on video that you won't catch on the mp3 download. I listen and relisten to them all the time while walking to/from work and walking my dog!

 

[Ategy]

I just had a flash .. lol .. has anyone considered simply asking @DomainSherpa?

 

[anantj]

I just had a flash .. lol .. has anyone considered simply asking @DomainSherpa?

lol I did. But I assumed if he wanted a straightforward download option, he's have given it

 

[DomainSherpa]

Hi all,

You can stream a video, and my video hosting company (Wistia) does a great job at determining when low bandwidth requests are coming in and serving low bandwidth videos. But I completely understand you may not want that option as it can eat up your cellular bandwidth for the month.

I'll check in with Wistia about offering a download option. I wasn't aware that a lot of people had a need for that.

As @Ategy.com described, we do offer an mp3 download option and you can get the shows on iTunes and Stitcher, which I believe can both download to your phone/tablet on a regular basis.

Thanks for tagging me, Ategy.