On Sun Jul 19 18:59:34 BST 2015, Yusuf Osman wrote:
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Hi Yusuf!
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I am trying to record audio described programs
using the latest version of get_iplayer
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I get an error message telling me that 0 programs have been found.
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I am able to get audiodescribed programs if I use the Pid command,
but I would find it easier if I could use the title.
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Can anyone advise?
Your issue is a direct consequence of the beeb killing
the old XML TV feeds and GiP 2.94 having to resort to
the schedule feeds; these do not contain AD programmes,
among many other shortcomings...
I'll refer you to the 2.93/4 Release Notes:
https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/wiki/release293#1-tv-listing-feeds
You can no longer search TV programmes for signed or audio described
versions.
That facility is unlikely ever to return.
However, you should still be able to download those versions where
available.
So no, you can't download AD by "title", since the TV cache does not contain
them...
As you've found out yourself, "--pid=xxxxxxxx --versions=audiodescribed" is
the way to go...
I've tried putting the audiodescribed command
between the get_iplayer and --get commands
As you've found out, this does not make any difference;
GiP parses all the options issued in the command
irrespective of their order...
Regards,
Vangelis.
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