I was wondering if this was possible because I want to be able to scrub through a clip. I have bought a number of cards and sometime feel like I dont see all the clips played or missed some parts.

Settings > Desktop > Show Duration

Move the slider all the way to the right to play through the entire card

Also, you can see an overview of all the clips of a card you own. Click on the clapperboard icon at the top right of the page to bring up the list which includes info about level of nudity, type of clip, and duration. Double click the clip of your choice to play it immediately.

Oh, and you can pause clips, and even watch them in slow motion if you want, by configuring the mouse context menu: Settings > Controls

Also, right click on the play button on the card and select 'Play All'.

Viewing clips as mp4 or as some video type

Not possible because each clip is only decoded at runtime (encrypted with your account).

Viewing clips as mp4 or as some video type

No, it is not possible.

The video format used in iStripper is created in a way that prevents playback of clips to people who do not have the right to play them. If the clips were made available in such a popular format as mp4, people would share the clips without having to buy them.

... to scrub through a clip.

Sorry, English is not my native language and I'm not sure what "to scrub through a clip" means. Does this mean that you can fast-forward and rewind a clip?

If that's what you meant, then: the ability to fast-forward or rewind the clips is not possible. Without going too much into detail, I will say that such an option would require much more processing power of the processor, which would definitely affect performance. It was discussed somewhere in this forum, but I don't remember where and I'm too lazy to search.

Currently, if you want to be able to watch clips wherever you are, be able to fast-forward or rewind them, or watch them in "fast-motion", the only way is to record your screen using a screen capture program. I know, this is not a very convenient solution, but there is no other way.

If that's NOT what you meant: please ignore my post :)

If that's NOT what you meant: please ignore my post :)

You were absolutly correct ;-)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scrubbing_(audio)

Thank you :)

@lukaszr

Thank you :)

No Problem.

the only way is to record your screen using a screen capture program.

VLC Media Player or OBS-Studio could do that Job. Both are Bloatware, but better than nothing for a convinient user.
Or maybe he is an advanced user, he can use the better Solution in form of FFmpeg.

https://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/
https://trac.ffmpeg.org/wiki/Capture/Desktop