


Then just leave the program to get on with the job. Just choose your desired format or device from the dropdown menu – a large number of presets covering most popular devices are covered. Once downloaded you can leave it in its original format, or convert it for playback on another device. It’s also to be browser independent, so should work with all major browsers with no issues. You can simply use it to download the file in its original format from the supported site – Jaksta works with all popular streams and protocols including Flash (FLV), HTTP, RMTP and IceCast, so it should work with popular streaming sites such as YouTube and Daily Motion. It’s as simple or as complicated to use as you want it to be. The moment it detects a supported stream it’ll instantly download it and convert it to an offline-friendly format, all in the background. Jaksta – or Jaksta Streaming Media Recorder to give it its full name – offers a simple solution: once installed and configured, it’ll sit silently in the background as you surf the web as normal. The problem with streaming video and audio (music and radio) is that there’s no way to access it offline.
