On 2012-06-26 00:07, dinkypumpkin wrote:
The best thing to do would be to completely remove get_iplayer using
apt-get and reinstall a fresh copy. If you can just grab the tarball
and install get_iplayer yourself, that should suffice. If you want
to
use apt-get, special measures may be required. I'm going to guess
that with get_iplayer 2.78 you're using Debian Squeeze. On my
Squeeze
system, I just installed the DEB available here (snapshot for Debian
Wheezy package):
http://snapshot.debian.org/package/get-iplayer/2.82-1/
That version could also be Ubuntu, but in that case the Wheezy package
will also do:
$ wget
http://ftp.uk.debian.org/debian/pool/main/g/get-iplayer/get-iplayer_2.82-1_all.deb
$ sudo dpkg -i get-iplayer_2.82-1_all.deb
I also installed ffmpeg from squeeze-backports. I can't remember
which other dependencies I had to install separately, so just make
sure to also install rtmpdump, mplayer, atomicparsley, id3v2 and
libmp3-tag-perl. Someone who is more of a Debianista may be able to
give you better directions on this.
dpkg should whinge about any dependencies missing, so then you can
bring them in with
$ sudo aptitude install get-iplayer
but you may need squeeze-backports or debian-multimedia repositories
enabled.
More detail is really a question for [email protected], not
this list.
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Jonathan Wiltshire [email protected]
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