On 20/01/2024 17:35, Jim web wrote:
In article , MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane - News wrote:
oad it as a test, and have just noticed that it finished around
1330hrs. It downloaded successfully as "Select Committees Horizon IT
Scandal Inquiry.mp4" 3.09GB, 1:33:18 long, 1280x720x50 and random
seeking
> On 20 Jan 2024, at 11:16, Jim web wrote:
>
> This *also* was ended part-way though the sitting. So I checked the webpage
> and that states the duration is over 3 hours. Yet what I got was 1h 33m
> long.
Use --versions=editorial
___
get_iplayer mail
In article , MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane - News wrote:
> oad it as a test, and have just noticed that it finished around
> 1330hrs. It downloaded successfully as "Select Committees Horizon IT
> Scandal Inquiry.mp4" 3.09GB, 1:33:18 long, 1280x720x50 and random
> seeking within the file seems to play ba
On 20/01/2024 11:16, Jim web wrote:
Puzzled by this item for the following reasons:
I watched the broadcast on the BBC Parliament (DVB-T2) channel and that
ended before the 'second half' of the panel sitting. However I downloaded a
copy using gip on the 16th.
This *also* was ended part-way tho
You need NTFS for it to work for bigger files than 4 GB
> On 20/01/2024 15:42 GMT Jim web wrote:
>
>
> In article <798a68e4-3fb7-4416-b9cf-31ca1e9b3...@writeme.com>, David
> Taylor wrote:
>
> > BTW: all but one of my 20+ Linux systems all have a FAT/FAT32 partition
> > on their boot disc
In article <798a68e4-3fb7-4416-b9cf-31ca1e9b3...@writeme.com>, David
Taylor wrote:
> BTW: all but one of my 20+ Linux systems all have a FAT/FAT32 partition
> on their boot disc
Beats me. I only use 5 at present. :-) IIRC The RO box I use also has a
FAT partition to aid booting. Doesn't get
On 20/01/2024 12:40, Jim web wrote:
Erm. I'm using Linux. No FAT involved here.(1) And so far as I know the BBC
aren't bonkers enough to use FAT for their iPlayer store, etc!
And I've downloaded bigger files in the past.
Doesn't explain the curious change in file name, either.
Jim
(1) No Wind
Sounds to me more like there's an issue at the far end, someone tried to
correct it and didn't but renamed it.
If you play it on iplayer on a device or smart tv, does it also stop
halfway through?
Rgds.
On 20/01/2024 12:40, Jim web wrote:
In article , David
Taylor wrote:
[snip]
Jim,
It's
In article , David
Taylor wrote:
[snip]
> Jim,
> It's not the FAT/FAT32 file size limit?
Erm. I'm using Linux. No FAT involved here.(1) And so far as I know the BBC
aren't bonkers enough to use FAT for their iPlayer store, etc!
And I've downloaded bigger files in the past.
Doesn't explain the
On 20/01/2024 11:16, Jim web wrote:
Puzzled by this item for the following reasons:
I watched the broadcast on the BBC Parliament (DVB-T2) channel and that
ended before the 'second half' of the panel sitting. However I downloaded a
copy using gip on the 16th.
This*also* was ended part-way thou
On 20/01/2024 11:16, Jim web wrote:
Puzzled by this item for the following reasons:
I watched the broadcast on the BBC Parliament (DVB-T2) channel and that
ended before the 'second half' of the panel sitting. However I downloaded a
copy using gip on the 16th.
This*also* was ended part-way thou
Puzzled by this item for the following reasons:
I watched the broadcast on the BBC Parliament (DVB-T2) channel and that
ended before the 'second half' of the panel sitting. However I downloaded a
copy using gip on the 16th.
This *also* was ended part-way though the sitting. So I checked the webpa
12 matches
Mail list logo
