On Fri Jul 17 22:50:25 BST 2015, CJB wrote:
Most of BBC Radio programmes to become downloadable
More on this on the BBC Blog:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/4eba16ca-f1e8-4744-a305-7a31b3804535
And it's only for iOS (>=7.1), Android (>=4.1)
and Kindle Fire (HDX & >=HD 3rd gen) devices...
We'll have to see how this works for non-UK listeners.
It does not - the BBC iPlayer Radio app is available
from the respective e-stores (Apple App Store, Google Play
and Amazon Appstore) only for UK IPs... ;-{
And the download CDNs are UK-only, too!
If you plan an overseas trip, the blog suggests:
And, for those of you about to head off abroad on your holidays,
you can download them before you go here in the UK
and then listen to them there too.
Plea: Those of you in the UK that have the app installed
and running, can you perform some kind of URL sniffing
on your tablet/smartphone to possibly reveal the download
URLs template for those new (drm'd) audio downloads?
I'd like to take a look at their specs, in order to
hopefully provide an answer to:
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/get_iplayer/2015-July/008039.html
Doesn't the app come with any indication at all for
the audio bitrate being played back?
Regards,
Vangelis.
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