Q: I just paid $463.95 for a three related informational/instructional products online. The sales letter describes the products as downloadable. The links to the two upgrade (upsells) say “Download…” and the name of the upgrade.
The first product consists of MP3 files only, and they are downloadable. The second consists of 11 videos, each accompanied by a PDF file, although it was advertised as videos only. The third is eight videos only. The PDFs are downloadable. The videos are not. While I can watch the videos online, if I want to have them available for reference (and I do), I will have to pay $114 a month for a subscription to the web site.
When I right click on the videos, a menu that says “Settings,” “Global Settings” and “About Adobe Flash Player 10″ pops up. I assume this means the files are in Adobe Flash format.
I could ask for my money back, but I’d rather get what I paid for.
Is there any way to download these files or, as an alternative, capture them from the screen?
I’m running a Dell laptop with Windows XP.