You can try the one above - otherwise i can post a freshly permissioned url tomorrow morning, that should work for the whole day (at least from my ip address).
When i launch it in a browser, it actually does start to download - not sure if it would work for you - and it will probably only work for another 20 minutes today just sign up (maybe even with dummy info), download the software and then launch the "cnbc live tv" gadget and it will start streaming - i believe it is permission based, and the permission codes change each time you launch the client (even within a short time span) I don't think one even needs to fund the account to get it to work, at least not initially. It is launched from a built in media player to an online stock trading platform - anyone can open an account and download the client trading platform software: It's a daily news video (CNBC) that is streamed as a courtesy to TD Ameritrade clients. I did find that if it use wm recorder to record the file, and i also put it into preview mode, it will launch an flv player window - this window can them be "captured" by either RVC or presumably wm capture, and the resulting file is fully seekable, but this multi-step process does not seem to be as efficient as recording a fully seekable flv in the first place, if that is possible with any applian products I am presuming this may be a result of wm recorder not being a "native" flv recorder (at least, not as replay media catcher is advertised to be), so the solution MIGHT be to get RMC to be able to find and record the stream - if not, any other suggestions are very welcome I did find that wm recorder is fully able to easily find and record the stream (which is a h264 file in a flash (flv) platform container) - unfortunately the resulting flv file is not seekable (ie., non-linear seek to end) - therefore if i recorded a long file i would have to play back the entire file to get to a certain point, vs non-linearly scrolling to the point i wanted to watch I was trialing replay media catcher to see if it would record a rtmp video stream, but it failed to find the stream - i further tried to input the url directly, but would get error messages
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