Are there any ways to rip Silverlight videos so that one could

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Anonymous
2017-06-12 08:36:23 Post No. 60873489
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Anonymous 2017-06-12 08:36:23 Post No. 60873489 [Report]

Are there any ways to rip Silverlight videos so that one could convert them to mp4? It's very frustrating that you have limited control over playback. It bothers me that this ancient piece of technology still used. I understand that it's for security purposes, so that people can't rip the content, but HTML is infinitely better. This clunky limited feature streaming software should be abolished.

Anonymous 2017-06-12 10:41:22 Post No.60875037
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>>60873489
stop supporting proprietary software and maybe one day we will be done with shitty programs such as silverlight

Anonymous 2017-06-12 10:59:41 Post No.60875254
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Anonymous 2017-06-12 10:59:41 Post No.60875254 [Report]

I've recorded silverlight content with Bandicam in the past. Been a few years so no idea if it still works.