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It has been quite useful to be able to download Flash content occasionally and play it through my TV (via a USB drive).
I would like to know if it would be possible to do the same thing with web pages that have Silverlight content embedded. MP4 format preferred.
I wouldn't be surprised if this is not (yet) possible. The content is legal - it is just repeats of sport highlights shows that can be watched on the TV broadcaster's website (anytime). I could have a PC connected to the TV, but don't really want to do that at present. Due to my slowish internet connection, I would prefer to download it to disk, and then watch it, without any pauses due to buffering.
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