Downloading videos from Online classes app
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ASKER
If there is not an option on that site/app and they are not providing it to you, that means there is not a legal option.
You could try using a screen recording tool if it falls within the terms of use and not violating any copyright.
Do you need to subscribe and pay for a fee to watch the videos?
ASKER
Then, the videos you want is protected by copyright and it is unlikely you can download any video.
You can do screen recording but it will take the same duration of time to grab the video while you are playing the same on your Android device. In short, it will take very long time to have the video downloaded.
If you are the service provider, do you want your customers to download all of your video by paying a short duration for subscription and no longer pay you a cent afterwards? If yes, you should have provide a download button within the app. If no, you dislike the idea of giving away your content for a nominal fee.
ASKER
ASKER
The bottom line is all of us have given you the answer. If there is not a ready made option in the app, that means they are protecting the videos and there would be no legal option other than what is mentioned.
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