Sent: Monday, August 21, 2017 10:54  I wrote

I received the following reply directly from Fred Flange. I haven't tried it since I have retrieved all the episodes using the series PID and --pid-recursive.

I have now tried (in v3.01) changing the date to 23 August. That causes the cache to be refreshed again and then get_iplayer does indeed find one more episode, from 22 August. Will that have the effect of deleting 2 days of entries from the beginning of my cache? If I change the date as suggested to the end of the series 5 weeks away will my entire cache be deleted?

Is --future the correct way to do it? That on its own is not enough. The wiki says I have to use
--refresh-future --refresh
and then warns that indexing can take quite a bit longer. It also says it is only available for BBC TV and radio programmes up to 14 days in advance, so it is hardly a solution to this problem. Also, I don't want to flood the cache with hundreds of future programmes. I only want to find programmes for this one series.

There is a line in the code
logger "WARNING: Use --future to download future programmes that are already available from iPlayer.\n"; but I have not seen that displayed (possibly because I have not set --verbose or whatever option is needed) and --future does not seem to have any effect.

Any thoughts?



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