"Cannot Download Videos On This Page" Problem

Ben Carr

• 5 febbraio 2023 08:58

This is a specific error message problem."Cannot Download Videos On This Page".  I have seen other threads addressing issues about "Unable to Download", but none are about this specific error. I have tried to download from MANY different sites, and tried using different browser (MS Edge, Google Chrome and Firefox) and none will allow me to download ANY videos from any site; and I get that same error message. This problem just arose out of the blue without any changes or new software on my system. Is anyone else having this particular issue? I just cannot get it to work. I have tried:
1. Uninstalling and reinstalling realplayer

2. Installing a copy of a downloaded exe realplayer file from my laptop where the replayer still works

3. Making sure I was signed into my account; and making sure I was signed into my youtube premium account

4. Deleting leftover references to realplayer in the registry before reinstalling realplayer

5. Pretty much everything else you would typically think of, including even trying the solutions given for other downloading problems.

The only thing I can think that happened is that realplayer somehow updated itself to the 22 version (I hope I did not accidentally do it, but I do not believe I did) and that somehow corrupted all attempts to reinstall 20/20.

HELP! :) :)

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  RN Support

  • 16 febbraio 2023 23:14

  Please check if there is a download path in your RealDownloader. If there is none, RealPlayer won't know where to download the video and it would fail. To check, please follow these steps.
   

  1. Open RealPlayer.
  2. Click the RealPlayer logo from the top left and click Download a Video. (RealPlayer Downloader window will open).
  3. Click the logo from the top left and click Preferences.
  4. In the "Save local video to" please make sure there is a path. If it is blank, click Browse and select Videos folder.

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  alvit ubit

  • 17 luglio 2026 13:03

  I'm experiencing the same errors on both my laptop and PC, which rules out a Windows 11 issue. It seems like the downloads are failing possibly due to the fact that they haven't been tested by RealNetworks. Since my system clock is auto-synced with Microsoft, that might be playing a role in causing the problem. I’ve included screenshots for better context, and I would appreciate any insights or suggestions. Visit this site:park

   

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