On Thu, 2008-12-18 at 21:06 +, Andy wrote:
2008/12/18 Brian Butterworth briant...@freeview.tv:
And with Adobe's AIR on Linux. [ducks again]
It's NOT on Linux. It's on 3 specific distribution versions of Linux.
Fedora Core 8, Ubuntu 7.10, openSUSE 10.3
From
On Sat, 2008-11-22 at 14:29 +, Fraser Murrell wrote:
Hi Terry all,
Hang in there on this one - the web hosting company (who shall remain
nameless otherwise I will start swearing loudly) - moved my website +
services into a special monitoring area at the beginning of the month, and
On Wed, 2008-11-19 at 19:19 +, Paul Battley wrote:
2008/11/19 Ian Forrester [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Adobe notes that 98 percent of computers have Flash installed, and it is
becoming crucial to have it to enjoy the Internet. That is of course,
unless you own an iPhone.
This is what
I have been using this service on off for the past month with Totem
plugin in Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex.
Its great having all the podcasts, however does anyone know when the
news stories will have the correct video attached and not the video of
the Channel Tunnel being closed.
Shame the Dirac
Is anyone going to any of the Head Conference Hubs?
Adam
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On Tue, 2008-07-22 at 17:21 +0100, Andrew McParland wrote:
Adam,
Server kicked!
Thanks
Brian is right that moving forward getting data from /programmes is
probably a better idea as this is a supported BBC service rather than
our temporary (ahem), experimental TV-Anytime file service
On Fri, 2008-05-23 at 13:52 +, TRYPHENA BRADE wrote:
Thank you for a DECENT reply.
We AIM to:
* host videos on BBC
* the Thinking Digital site
Thanking you in advance
Sorry,
but i don't seem to understand how Gospel music and Basic IT training
videos are relevant
On Wed, 2008-03-26 at 23:46 +, James Cridland wrote:
* Yes, yes, RealPlayer. I'm working on it, though, for radio. Expect
to see changes in May.
Does this mean we might finally get something similar to the streams
that are provided by Virgin Radio, ie MP3 streaming?
Of course Ogg streams
A quick check of the Google cache would have told you it has changed and
the screen shot is valid. Google claim they crawled the site at 17 Mar
2008 13:09:39 GMT.
http://64.233.183.104/search?q=cache%3Ahttp%
3A//news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/asia-pacific/7300312.stm
Adam
On Mon, 2008-03-24 at
Just trying to find a support page as i've got a number of errors when
accessing the weather page and i've come across this
http://www.bbc.co.uk/support/
Shame it isn't a live stream, we could see what the Internet operations
are upto.
Adam
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Andy wrote:
Sorry to reply to my own post.
Everyone appears to be using a url of the form:
rtmp://217.243.192.52:1935/ondemand?_fcs_vhost=cp41752.edgefcs.netauth=SECRET_KEYaifp=v001slist=STREAM_NAME
But I can't find it *anywhere* in the iPlayer HTML or Javascript.
Can't find it in the XML
Michael Smethurst wrote:
in the meantime you could try /programmes
top gear is at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mj59
Excellent, i didn't know that had the streaming programs, plus you get
the longer description with the programmes page.
Is there any chance you could give some
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Michael Smethurst wrote:
in the meantime you could try /programmes
top gear is at:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mj59
Hi,
With the annoucement that iPlayer is apparently going live on Christmas
day, are there any plans to provide links to the programs on iPlayer in
the TV-Anytime data feeds.
Adam
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Hi,
I'm currently looking at the latest scores page on the BBC web site
(http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/live_scores/default.stm)
and there are two adverts on the page. One advert is between the grey
and red bar at the top of the page and the other is down the right hand
Andy wrote:
On 29/07/07, mike chamberlain [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Options 3, Buy an off the shelf solution and use it. Bonus points if
the people whose content your licensing are happy with it and will
endemnify you against someone cracking it.
Yes use an Off the shelf solution,
Is there any chance of a separate developer list for discussion of APIs,
services, Geek events, etc.
The BBC with the encouragement from Ian Matthew are providing some
great sources of information for doing mashups and organising some great
events like Hackday, but this mailing list is just
Jonathan,
You asked a similar question a year ago when the rights of images was
disscussed. Perhaps you might want to check the archives.
Adam
~:'' ありがとうございました。 wrote:
Davy,
the quality of images used as links is unlikely to present a rights
issue.
in fact fair use probably covers this
Thanks Andrew,
I've been meaning to change my web site to use the api, but that gives
me a chance to enjoy the weekend of sport.
Adam
Andrew McParland wrote:
Sorry, we've been having a few problems. For the moment you can find a more
up to date set of TV-Anytime schedule data files at:
Nah, its not that bad. The service has worked perfectly for ages, but
the server must be having issues at the moment.
Phil Winstanley wrote:
Perhaps we should rename it TV-Sometimes ?
:)
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Hi,
There is no TV Anytime data today :-(
Could someone give the server a kick.
Thanks
Adam
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Hi,
The TV Anytime data for today only appears to have tv information for
BBC World Service, BBC Radio 1 BBC Radio2.
The file is only 163k, whilst the file is normally 825k. Could you
investigate.
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/feeds/tvradio/
Excellent, thanks
Chris Newell wrote:
At 07:47 13/06/2007, Adam Leach wrote:
The TV Anytime data file is a zero byte file today. Could you please
investigate.
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/feeds/tvradio/
http://backstage.bbc.co.uk/feeds/tvradio/20070613.tar.gz
Adam,
Problem noted and fixed
Tom Loosemore wrote:
Been there once before a couple of years ago...
iirc , every TV chef owns his/her rights to the recipes that appear in
aggregate in the recipe db on bbc.co.uk/food
So it's fearsomely complex (therefore expensive) to even begin
clearing, presuming BBC could ever get the
Hiya,
Over the weekend something seems to have gone wrong with the TV Anytime
feeds as all the data files are extremely small and contain no program info.
Could someone have a look and give the server a kick
Thanks
Adam
For example more 20070521BBCOne_*
::
20070521BBCOne_cr.xml
There are a few extra places released if your quick.
http://services.google.com/events/developerday_rsvp-en_GB
Adam
Mr I Forrester wrote:
Damm I missed it!
Wow they really cranked this up a notch this year!!!
Ian
Adam Leach wrote:
Not sure if anyone has mentioned, but Google is planning
Not sure if anyone has mentioned, but Google is planning a Developer day
on 31st May.
Spaces are limited, but you can sign up at
http://www.google.com/events/developerday/en_GB/details.html
Adam
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Brian Butterworth wrote:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/pressoffice/pressreleases/stories/2007/03_march/29/3g.s
html
Can we have the BBC one, BBC THREE and (in particular) BBC News 24 streams
online please?
If you can stream them on a mobile, it would be useful if they could be
provided online in the
Kim Plowright wrote:
So… an aquaintance is organising a pervasive gaming event on the south
bank, and wants to run a mobile phone based game during the event.
Is anyone here a genius with any of the following, or know any harware
types that might be willing to provide sponsorship in kind?
Andy wrote:
On 05/03/07, blogHUD [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
they soon found out that a MASSIVE majority of users to BBC News
Online had the version of Flash I needed
I was always told we needed the BBC to cater for the people who aren't
in the majority.
If you are only going to cater for the
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
Flash required?
anyone care to suggest why this is in flash?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/bsp/hi/live_stats/html/map.stm
seems unhelpful at best.
Well Jonathan you can always click on the accessible link on the page
Your be lucky to get something that cheap.
Just checked maplins and found a High Definition FTA Satellite Receiver
for £200 and it states it can handle BBC HD.
(http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?ModuleNo=99265source=14doy=12m2)
The alternative is to use your PC and get a Satelite TV Card
Hi,
This looks really useful. One thing i've noticed is the film details
don't have a link to the BBC Page, so there is no way of linking back to
you easily.
Are we allowed to link directly to the Movies Cinema search page from
any pages created using these feeds?
Adam
Matt Chadburn
On Realplayer running on Windows XP the forecast starts after 2 minutes
of blank screen.
Then it starts talking about snow over the weekend. Something strange
is going on here
Adam
Jonathan Chetwynd wrote:
armageddon or just dark days for weather forecasts?
is Aunty keeping things
Gordon Joly wrote:
[snip]
I have a phone (that runs Windows Mobile) but does not have Flash 8:
discuss.
You can just download it from
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer_pocketpc/ :-P
Adam
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Quoting Tim Cowlishaw [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 6/23/06, Adam Leach [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This is another point of data collected and gathered using
tax/license fee
payers money, yet we can't access it without paying substantial
fees.
I should point out here that BDS are not funded
This is another point of data collected and gathered using tax/license
fee payers money, yet we can't access it without paying substantial
fees.
Until this changes small/spare time developers will not have the
resources to create innovative web sites and ideas that BBC Backstage
are trying to
Sorry to raise another problem, but the TV Anytime data feed hasn't
been created since the 27th May.
Thanks
Adam
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Hi,
Is there any news of this as there doesn't appear to be a file for today :-(
Appart from this problem, the data is really great and I'm currently
hacking Perl TV::Anytime to make use of the additional data that is
hidden in these files. I'm make a patch available once it is fully
Hi,
The TV Listing feed isn't available yet for today (24-01-2006).
Just wondered if your having any problems today generating the feed.
Thanks
Adam
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Thanks for the quick response, the updated listing are loaded on my site
:-)Adam http://bbc.ask-adders.comQuoting
Ben Metcalfe [EMAIL PROTECTED]: Hi, The TV Listing feed
isn't available yet for today (24-01-2006). Just
wondered if your having any problems today generating the feed. Thanks Adam Hi
This is a bigger problem as iMP is using standard Microsoft WMA DRM
files. As this is widely used, there are more people interested in
bypassing the DRM system, and so eventually it will always be bypassed,
plus its created by Microsoft.
Other codecs are less widely used and known about, so
Hi,
I haven't got around to annoucing my prototype after submitting it last
sunday, so here it is.
The web site is http://bbc.ask-adders.com/. It provides a simple way of
viewing the programs on at the moment and you can drill down to find the
genres and then programs that are in the same
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