It seems to me that the ability to search future schedules isn't
working (or at least not working as I expect):
Using the web pvr or these direct commands:
get_iplayer --type=tv --refresh-future --refresh
get_iplayer --add-prefs --refresh-future
get_iplayer 'origins' --future
the last
On 20/10/2011 11:31, Barry Caruth wrote:
It seems to me that the ability to search future schedules isn't
working (or at least not working as I expect):
Definitely broken for the moment. The XML format of the schedule data
was changed at some point, so get_iplayer can no longer parse it.
Hello, I installed the last version of get-iplayer for Windows XP, and I
have encountered several problems. I must say I don't reside in the UK
and, more importantly, I have very little idea of commands in general.
The command line I wrote is:
get_iplayer
On 20/10/2011 14:45, Claire wrote:
get_iplayer
--pid=http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0167k1c/hd/Planet_Dinosaur_The_Great_Survivors/
--partial-proxy --proxy=http://217.23.230.254:80;
--flvstreamer=/path/to/rtmpdump --modes=rtsphd
--flvstreamer=/path/to/rtmpdump looks like a placeholder
This patch has been incorporated into the get_iplayer Git repo.
Instructions for updating are here:
https://github.com/dinkypumpkin/get_iplayer/wiki/instructions
Commit message and patch follow.
The XML format of programme schedule feeds changed at some point
so that get_iplayer could no longer
On 20/10/2011 19:07, Claire wrote:
Yes, I used the --info option and there were no avaliable modes. It read
modes: default: and commenced a new line that read modesizes: or
Did you use the --proxy option as well? If not, that would explain why
no modes are shown.
WARNING: Your version of
Hi
Is there a particular reason why get_iplayer uses mPlayer to extract the mp3
from local radio flv files instead of FFmpeg?
Does it do a better job, or is it a legacy, or what?
(Just curious)
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get_iplayer
Hi
Is there a particular reason why get_iplayer uses mPlayer to extract the mp3
from local radio flv files instead of FFmpeg?
Does it do a better job, or is it a legacy, or what?
(Just curious)
Forget it.
I think I can answer my own question.
On 20/10/2011 20:13, dinkypumpkin wrote:
On 20/10/2011 19:07, Claire wrote:
Yes, VLC pops up. It stays open for a few seconds and then closes
automatically.
It would run for 30 mins (for that Planet Dinosaur episode) if it was
working. You will need to run your original command with
Alright, I wrote the command .\RTMPDump\rtmpdump.exe --help and saw a
list of commands to use for rtmpdump. What next?
.\RTMPDump\rtmpdump.exe: This program dumps the media content streamed
over RTMP
.
--help|-h Prints this help screen.
--rtmp|-r url URL (e.g.
On 20/10/2011 22:16, Claire wrote:
.\RTMPDump\rtmpdump.exe: This program dumps the media content streamed
over RTMP
Just to be sure, do you see a couple of lines above that which read:
RTMPDump 2.4 git-b627335 2011-7-23
(c) 2010 Andrej Stepanchuk, Howard Chu, The Flvstreamer Team; license:
On 20/10/2011 20:51, bat guano wrote:
I think I can answer my own question.
When using FFmpeg to extract the mp3 it throws up a lot of errors about non
monotonically increasing dts.
So maybe the result won't play well with iTunes etc. without further
modification.
mPlayer method is very safe.
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