hey Guys,
I would like to appologise if i have posted this in the wrong place, searched and searched and this was the best section i could find.

I have a couple of adult domains which im looking to get up and running, just wondering if anyone knows of anything out there that will catch movies off of other main sites?

Any advice is appreciated, kinda lost with this one and have been looking on here with no job

Thanks for reading

Dani AI

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This thread was started on March 24, 2010 by . Replies from , , and pointed toward client-side downloaders and online “save” services. That advice reflected common practice at the time, but the legal, security and platform landscape has changed—current decisions should be driven by rights, risk, and a content‑delivery architecture that protects users and the operator.

Any plan to capture and republish video from other sites must treat third‑party material as licensed content. U.S. law and the DMCA include anti‑circumvention and notice‑and‑takedown provisions that make unauthorized copying and trafficking in circumvention tools legally risky; operators should assume permission is required and maintain a takedown/agent process. (copyright.gov)

Client‑side tricks, patched trial software, and untrusted browser add‑ons create serious security and fraud exposure; regulators and consumer guidance warn that malware, credential theft, and tech‑support fraud commonly follow from installing unknown or cracked utilities. Advice that encourages “patching” trial software is both unsafe and legally problematic. (consumer.ftc.gov)

For a lawful, reliable site experience the practical path is licensing or using provider embeds/APIs and delivering video via modern streaming infrastructure (adaptive formats, CDN, tokenized/signed URLs, embed restrictions and DRM when required). Operational best practices include HTTPS, hotlink protection, age‑verification, clear license metadata and a documented DMCA process. Cloud providers document tokenized/signed‑URL and embed‑origin controls for protecting streams; HLS/DASH are the common adaptive delivery standards for on‑demand video. (developers.cloudflare.com)

Suggested short workflow:

  1. Secure explicit rights (contracts/licences) or work with content owners who provide embeds/APIs.
  2. Host through a streaming service or CDN with signed URLs and hotlinking/embed restrictions; encode to adaptive HLS/DASH.
  3. Implement UX controls (age gate, paywall/subscriptions, clear legal notices) and a DMCA takedown workflow.

The safest long‑term approach is licensing and platform controls rather than relying on ad‑hoc grabbers or patched tools.

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Yeah, google it! there is some websites provides drag and drop button like "Save Video". If you drag and drop that button on your browser tool bar and whatever like you said, if you go to the adult website and have an video, nothing to do just click that "Save Video" button it will capture the movie played on the website like flv, mpeg, mp4 formats.

Or Just we can paste the url of your domain to the text box provided in their websites. it will save the video.

If you haven't found a solution to your problem yet I have a suggestion. Try Video Download Helper it's a Firefox Extension and 100% free. On there site they
offer a browser that is dedicated to media. Except the browser is a windows app but it runs perfect on my mac with windows loaded. On this site they offer tools to convert FLV to AVI, MPEG or MP4. So have a look it just maybe the solution your looking for. Here's the link and this is not a affiliate link.
http://www.vidohe.com/site.php?site=304 Hope this helps

just install idm trail version and patch it

Try to use Orbit Downloader....
or if you want it to be online....try KeepVid.com then just paste the vid's url then start downloading...

:) goodluck

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