On 8 January 2012 11:37, don rossie <[email protected]> wrote: > Firstly, a big thanks to everyone is helping me resolve the problem of > playing get_iplayer videos on my PS3. Everything is now playing well > except....... > When I play get_iplayer videos on my PS3 (new slim model), they are > listed without the original titles, for example, on get_iplayer I d/l > "have I got news for you, series 40, episode 1" and it displays on my > PS3 as just "Episode 1". So as you can imagine, I have lots of > different videos, all listed as episode1, episode2, episode3....and so > on, which is not very helpful. I have tried renaming them on my NAS > (video source for PS3) but to no avail, they still show as episode > 1,2,3 etc. My question is there a way to keep the original name which > would make more sense when viewing titles on the PS3. (I am using > get_iplayer 2.8 but with ffmpeg 22140). > Thxs Don....
This is down to the tagging. get_iplayer takes info from iPlayer and tags the file with it. If you add --tag-fulltitle to your command line / options then this should help you: (from get_iplayer --longhelp) Tagging Options: --tag-fulltitle Use complete title (including series) instead of shorter episode title --tag-hdvideo AtomicParsley supports --hdvideo argument for HD video flag --tag-longdesc AtomicParsley supports --longdesc argument for long description text --tag-longdescription AtomicParsley supports --longDescription argument for long description text --tag-podcast Tag downloaded radio and tv programmes as iTunes podcasts (requires MP3::Tag module for AAC/MP3 files) --tag-podcast-radio Tag only downloaded radio programmes as iTunes podcasts (requires MP3::Tag module for AAC/MP3 files) --tag-podcast-tv Tag only downloaded tv programmes as iTunes podcasts --tag-utf8 AtomicParsley expects UTF-8 input unfortunately there is no way of doing this retrospectively to your already downloaded files, short of re-downloading them if they are still available. HTH Shevek _______________________________________________ get_iplayer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/get_iplayer
