How to Download and Use Website Animations Offline?

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To use an animation from a website offline, it is important to note that the animation is likely a Java program, not a simple image, which complicates downloading. This content may be protected by copyright, so contacting the creator for permission is advisable. Alternatively, screen capture software like Camtasia can be used to record the animation, but this raises ethical concerns about content ownership. If embedding the animation on a site, it is recommended to use the provided code while ensuring the original content remains hosted on the creator's site, thus avoiding copyright infringement. Always seek permission and provide proper attribution when using someone else's work.
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hi .. i ahve to use an animation from a website in my project. i was trying to download or save the web ...it didn't include the animation...anyway to let it work if i am offline.
http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/bec/what_is_it.html
here is the animation
 
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That is because it is a Java program that creates it, not a simple image. Since it is a program it is probably under some kind of copyright. You could always contact the creator of it.
 
You can use a program like Camtasia (free trial) to capture the animation. But you should give it some thought because you would be effectively stealing content from someone else.
 
heres the code you would need to put it on your site... (with actually leaving the content on their site and having them host it... lol)

Code:
<APPLET CODE="bec.DiscreteLevels" CODEBASE="[PLAIN]http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/applets"[/PLAIN]  WIDTH="300" HEIGHT="360"></APPLET>

but yeah.. you would basically be stealing content. you should probably ask first and then put some sort of reference.
 
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