You can try to find it using eMule:

http://emule-project.net

You can use the below webpage in order to download the video:

Video Downloader:

http://javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php

All that the above webpage does is find the URL where the video is streaming from and allow one to download it to one's hard drive. So the video should be bit-identical with what is streaming. One can also use the above webpage to download streaming media files from many other media-hosting services, such as from YouTube.com, etc.

There also exists software that one can download which can be used to capture streaming media files unaltered (i.e., bit-identical). This is good because the above webpage only covers the popular media-hosting services, and not things such as news websites; as well, when one has software on one's hard drive that can do this then one doesn't have to rely on a webpage being "up," since often websites go offline. Such software for this task are Offline Explorer, HiDownload, StreamBox VCR Suite, etc. See the below website for more on that:

Streaming media recording:

http://all-streaming-media.com
http://all-streaming-media.com/forum/

See also URL Snooper (URL Snooper simply finds hidden URLs, such as from streaming media files; one then needs an appropriate downloader [such as from the above listing] in which to download from the URLs derived in this manner):

http://www.donationcoder.com/Software/Mouser/urlsnooper/

By principle, one can save a bit-identical copy of any streaming media file, since the data has to be sent anyway for one to be able to view it. It's just a matter of capturing that data stream, e.g., via finding the obscured URLs and, if applicable, sending the proper referrer information (since some URLs won't activate without the proper code being sent to them; but this information is on principle knowable, since said information has to be transmitted in order to activate the stream), etc.

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"The whole aim of practical politics is to keep the populace alarmed (and hence clamorous to be led to safety) by menacing it with an endless series of hobgoblins, all of them imaginary."--H. L. Mencken

Hi James,

Thanks for the plethora of interesting suggestions. eMule didn't have the file, but it looks like an interesting software just the same. :)

I'll check out the stream capture software as well.

I was actually hoping for a better version of the Operation Gladio files. I'm not certain what screen size and resolution the Macromedia files on GoogleMedia are, but I suspect that they won't provide a high quality file for conversion to a DVD file such as a .vob.

All the best, Ray