On 19/02/2013 21:27, John G. Dargie wrote:
I originally tried those commands with get_iplayer 2.82 on a Mac (Lion).
I've just tried the two commands out on a Raspberry Pi (Arch Linux) with
get_iplayer 2.82.
On both computers the --info command returns "The Bell Jar".
On both computers the subdirectory created is called "The_Bell_Jar_Episode_6"
which is not what I expect.
One more suggestion, if you haven't already tried it: Find the call to
get_metadata() in download_retry_loop(). That's where
$prog->{episodeshort} should be initialised. Put print statements on
either side of the the call to get_metadata() to check the values of
$prog->{episode} and $prog->{episodeshort}. $prog->{episodeshort}
should be populated after the call, but not before, and should contain
just "The Bell Jar".
That section of code should look like:
print "BEFORE: $prog->{episode}-$prog->{episodeshort}\n";
$prog->get_metadata_general();
if ( $opt->{fileprefix} || $opt->{metadata} || $opt->{command} ||
main::exists_in_path( 'atomicparsley' ) ) {
if ( $prog->get_metadata( $ua ) ) {
main::logger "ERROR: Could not get programme metadata\n" if
$opt->{verbose};
return 1;
}
}
print "AFTER : $prog->{episode}-$prog->{episodeshort}\n";
exit;
The "exit;" is to quit the script before a download is attempted.
The output should look like:
BEFORE: The Bell Jar: Episode 6-
AFTER : The Bell Jar: Episode 6-The Bell Jar
If it doesn't, then you'll have to dig into get_metadata() and find out
what is going wrong. I can't see what the problem might be, unless the
regex substitutions applied to $prog->{episodeshort} in get_metadata()
aren't working for some reason. I've no idea what that reason might be.
$prog->{episode} is populated from the episode field in the cache, and
it appears to be assigned correctly. Take a look at the radio.cache
file in ~/.get_iplayer and make sure the record for that particular show
looks OK.
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