. Some of you may
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he frame rate
is, and another similar script to report the resolution. You could use
these in another small script of your own to conditionally re-download
only those that aren't in your desired quality:
https://github.com/DrHyde/shellscripts/blob/master/fps
https://github.com/DrHyde/shell
e same software is generally just a waste of time.
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As far as I know conversion to mp4 is just changing the container format,
there’s no recompression.
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On 05/07/2022 21:04, Budge wrote:
On 05/07/2022 19:00, David Cantrell wrote:
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Atom "©grp" contains: Factual,History,Discussion & Talk
...
Atom "©gen" contains: Factual
Not now at the machine wher
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If you've managed to install get_iplayer then surely you ought to be
able to install the PVR.
It depends on how you installed it. It appears, for example, to not be
installed if you use homebrew.
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been able to get it working. Can anyone help with that?
Something along the lines of ...
wget
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/master/get_iplayer.1
sudo mv get_iplayer.1 /usr/local/man/man1
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There is of course a
constant game of whack-a-mole with VPN end-points, but hardly anyone
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ng in, maybe I'd have better luck that way
- and note that youtube-dl does support usernames/passwords for at least
some sites that require them.
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communication going on around you.
My experience is that Bluetooth interference makes the signal drop out
completely, it doesn't add pops and crackles to the sound. That sounds
more like either the player is sending dodgy data, or the headphones are
knackered.
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> I wrote the previous sentence.
How do you know that it's not being caused by your ISP? Perhaps they're
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On Tue, Feb 04, 2020 at 10:33:13PM +, MacFH - C E Macfarlane wrote:
> I thought YouTubeDownloader might have done it, but I couldn't get it to
> work.
You mean youtube-dl? That was my first instinct too but no luck. They
accept requests for new sites to support via Github.
it) also used to provide data to third-party EPGs and other internal
BBC systems.
* the one real exception I can think of is when stuff goes straight to
iPlayer without being broadcast, such as when Zoo Quest was imported
from the archive.
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On Fri, Sep 06, 2019 at 03:11:35AM +0100, Owen Smith wrote:
> BBC Sounds is new and trendy (to BBC eyes). Podcasts are the up and coming
> thing (only at least a decade late there chaps, never mind).
The BBC has been doing podcasts for longer than that.
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On Fri, Jul 19, 2019 at 11:22:24AM +0100, Colin Law wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Jul 2019 at 11:17, David Cantrell wrote:
> > The current caches, which IIRC are for a month's worth of programmes,
> > are 2.3MB for TV and 5.2MB for radio. So around 90MB for a year's worth,
>
ely recent is indistinguishable from zero.
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s is what happens when the online version
has been edited either because someone said something they shouldn't
have, or because the BBC doesn't have online rights for some of the
content.
Or of course because someone ticked the wrong box.
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parallel, and hand each CPU a new task when it finishes. There's some
small overhead in figuring out where each chunk begins, and in wrangling
pointers so that you end up with the results in a sequence of decoded
frames. Encoding is of course similar.
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ing, whether it be
something written in perl, or in python, or it be a video game, or
anything else.
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I caught myself pulling grey hairs out of my beard.
I'm definitely not going grey, but I am going vain.
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l correct
> and should solve the problem? i.e. That's the list of packages I need?
It looks plausible. apt handles dependencies, so when you tell it to
install libxml-libxml-perl it will figure out that it needs libxml2-dev
etc
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libxml2-dev is the headers for that C library so that the perl code
knows how to link it.
You'll need both of those in addition to the perl code.
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ld Service recently,
it has historically not been funded from the licence fee. Now that it
*is* funded by the licence fee we should welcome adverts on it as a way
of offsetting that effective reduction in the funding available to the
BBC.
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lly, although they can still be recorded off-air for iPlayer
sometimes.
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g filename.
>
> Sub-shells can also be done with the back-quote character, `date +%F`
> is basically the same. I think the $(command) syntax is just more
> compatible across shells, so is best to use.
`backticks` are more compatible, but $( ... ) is easier to use as you
can more eas
x27;s home directory. Followed by other
text it means that user's home directory. Followed by nonsense that
doesn't match a username it's just a tilde:
$ echo ~
/home/dc
$ echo ~root
/root
$ echo ~macfh
~macfh
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something like this as a work-around for the latter not being present:
get_iplayer --exclude blah,`get_iplayer --prefs-show|grep exclude|sed
's/.* = //'`
which will extract the relevant line from your config file and massage
it into the appropriate format.
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writing mine!
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27;t recall ever seeing it in the wild after I did quite a bit of
annoying work to publish programme information to it from the iPlayer
back-end.
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s lots of content from elsewhere. For example, stuff that isn't
broadcast in London:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0bwr3wl/
and stuff that was never broadcast:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p04tspjl/
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Handbrake is a bit slow, but it is much easier to drive than ffmpeg, and
seems to work on files that ffmpeg either chokes on or, worse, appears
to succeed but actually produces unwatchable jerykvision.
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occasionally is there an actual problem, and it
gives up after a few retries.
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cares about
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hardware), or needs to talk directly to hardware such as drivers for
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> least a module that will do the same in Perl?
In perl the default is to assume the local machine's line seperator. You
can of course change this. There's probably something on the CPAN that
will wrap it up all neat and tidy so that you don't
> Better deconstruction:
> Original poster politely communicates what could be vital information for
> people who have a shared interest in BBC programming.
>
> Second poster has a stick up his butt.
And is a hypocrite who deliberately posted an off-topic message, FORCING
all of
a piece of software internal to the BBC or to an
organisational unit of the BBC or the name of some third party whose
services they use.
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> On 06/07/2018 13:48, David Cantrell wrote:
> >On Thu, Jul 05, 2018 at 05:09:26PM +0100, Alan Milewczyk wrote:
> >>I've never known it so bad.
> >You've obviously not been paying attention to people
e'll update this FAQ with any further
> information. "
>
> I've never known it so bad.
You've obviously not been paying attention to people whining about
things not being instantly available before on this very mailing list.
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and video-only formats, as
well as ones that contain both. If you want to pick a particular audio
and video format and combine them ...
$ youtube-dl -f video_format+audio_format https://...
Very occasionally *only* video formats are available for radio
programmes. You want the -x option to m
ehalf.
Wherever they're getting them from may not have rights for online
dissemination to the public, which just gets us back to the previous
problem. Broadcast rights and online rights are not the same thing.
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Good advice is always ce
> to ask for!
Could it be that some episodes contain archive footage that is available
only in some resolutions?
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the current owners of
the copyright in a particular out of print book that I would like to
re-publish. And for a book with only two authors and one publisher it
should be easy compared to a TV programme with writers, actors,
directors, composers, ...
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wheeled elephant and a
> 300-year-old desk are in the shop
My assumption would be that they are different versions of the same
episode, with one cut for length for eg a repeat.
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You may now start misinterpreting
hod is
to use the crlf I/O layer, which is documented here:
https://perldoc.perl.org/PerlIO.html
Note however that an awful lot of perl code just doesn't bother. Windows
is very much a second-class citizen in the perl world.
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If yo
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convention. In this case though we can't really blame them as they were
just copying CP/M. CP/M chose its line ending convention in 1974, a few
years after Unix chose its convention.
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when I worked on it, IIRC, BBQ, LOLCATS)
concerned, a clip is just an episode with the 'is_clip' attribute set.
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stuff I record off-air!
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On Mon, Oct 09, 2017 at 01:52:22PM +0100, Hugh Reynolds wrote:
> What empty brackets?
The ones I quoted from your original email.
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I expect that that directory isn't in your $PATH, or whatever the
Windows equivalent is.
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Did you know that shotguns taste like candy canes? Put the barrel in
your mouth and pull the t
et_iplayer to download Channel 4 programs.
FWIW I just opened a ticket with Youtube-dl to support Channel 4:
https://github.com/rg3/youtube-dl/issues/14276
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There are two kinds of security, the one that keeps your sister
out, the one that keeps the
channel on Freeview called FreeSports.
But it doesn't show up in EyeTV on my Mac, using an Elgato Diversity
tuner. Anyone have any suggestions to fix that? No, re-scanning the
channel list didn't help.
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> bloating my spam folder henceforth. Bye, bye.
Awww, poor baby who can't bear to hear that he's wrong.
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their domestic servants, whether
On Wed, Aug 16, 2017 at 04:16:33PM +0100, C E Macfarlane wrote:
> as for arcane-ness of language and difficulty in reading
> it's about on a par with The Bible!
That's what everyone thinks about languages that they are too damned
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> of support for it.
The first two google results for "perl regular expression" not good
enough for you :-)
BTW, it's Perl or perl, not PERL. Perl is the name of the language, perl
is the name of the interpreter.
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If you
r mind the Unix programming environment, it's fine if you have even
the slightest familiarity with perl. Shift is a keyword in the language.
You might as well complain about a C program using 'void' or 'case'.
As for readability, would you prefer this?
my $string = $_
x27;re released, then you pulling their packages from somewhere other
> than a stable Ubuntu 2016-10, etc., that wouldn't update much once
> released; that might be a PPA you've told it about in the past.
Oh, so it's just Hipster for "third-party repository".
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#x27;s web page is confusing, it says that it uses APT (from
Debian) but also that they have loads of RPM packages. Either way,
better to just add a suitable package repository and use that instead of
each application supplying its own update tool.
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films
> being broadcast. Why not, if increasing the frame rate yields greater
> improvement than increasing resolution on large screens?
I would presume that that's because the source material isn't available
in anything approaching 50fps.
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date get_iplayer.
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ata from
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006qjnv.xml
>
> ERROR: Failed to get version pid metadata from iplayer site
That appears to be a series or brand pid. If you supply the pid of an
individual episode it still works.
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to scraping).
How did you manage to get a Nitro API key?
https://developer.bbc.co.uk/nitro still says that it's only open for
registration to BBC employees.
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Deck of Cards: $1.29.
"101 Solitaire Variations" book: $6.59.
instead of a rabidly anti-BBC
scandal-sheet that likes to publish pictures of scantily-clad young
teenage girls who are "all grown up now"?
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Us Germans take our humour very seriously
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ng locally. Bugger. I'll try moving the aerial around
and stuff when I get home.
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k
m it looks like it's just the BBC's multiplex that's
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On Wed, Nov 23, 2016 at 08:50:21AM +, CJB wrote:
> http://www.dailymail.co.uk/
No, the BBC did not conspire with immigrants to cause house price
cancer.
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On 2016-10-26, 18:34, Mike Ralphson wrote:
David Cantrell wrote:
Even better, looks like I won't have to write any code :-)
Except that ...
https://bbc-rss.herokuapp.com/rss/custom/ancient%20greece.rss
gives ...
Application Error
Sorry if it was me what broke it!
Hmm, that
On Wed, Oct 26, 2016 at 04:44:10PM +0200, Mike Ralphson wrote:
> David Cantrell wrote:
> >And thanks for publishing the source too - I expect I'll be able to use
> >that to resurrect my keyword search RSS feeds.
> You can generate any keyword-search based RSS feed dynamic
use
that to resurrect my keyword search RSS feeds.
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nning a a large number of versions of a piece of
software and everything that surrounds it for long periods of time while
also upgrading it to provide new features for new users is just not
practical.
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Please stop rolling your Jargon Dic
On 2016-09-29, 17:19, RS wrote:
From: David Cantrell
As far as I am aware there are no regional or local television or
radio stations which serve a single post code.
You're right, but you are also, I think, deliberately missing the point.
Each station serves a long list of postcodes, an
On Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 03:22:57PM +0100, RS wrote:
> >From: David Cantrell
> >Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2016 14:07
> >>Asking for location makes no sense to me.
> >Ah, right, so just because it isn't helpful for your particular unusual
> >case they should
On Thu, Sep 29, 2016 at 12:05:01AM +0100, Peter S Kirk wrote:
> "I fetch items with gip. Play them with VLC. Update things as and when I
> decide."
And then there are normal people who aren't geeks. They're who smart
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> Asking for location makes no sense to me.
Ah, right, so just because it isn't helpful for your particular unusual
case they shouldn't do it.
By the same argument they should close down all of those radio stations
because of the unusual case of someone who is completely deaf.
--
r to all of those is, of course, "none of them,
because all local radio is shit")
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Why is this the only one out of hundreds of mailing lists I'm on where
people care so much about topic drift?)
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People from my sort of background needed grammar schools to
compete with children from privileged
German? THAT
is why they want English content, and also why their own content is not
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If you can't use AAC format files (typically ending in .m4a) then there
are a zillion different tools for converting to mp3.
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On Tue, Aug 16, 2016 at 09:44:43PM +0200, iz wrote:
> > >From: David Cantrell
> > >> >I'd like to rate-limit get_iplayer so that other things on the same
> > >> >machine that are also talking to the internet don't run like stunned
> If you
used Linux or
FreeBSD or Solaris instead. It's the problem that the --bwlimit option
on rsync exists to solve.
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On Tue, Aug 16, 2016 at 12:46:51PM +0100, RS wrote:
> >From: David Cantrell Sent: Monday, August 15, 2016 23:37
> >I'd like to rate-limit get_iplayer so that other things on the same
> >machine that are also talking to the internet don't run like stunned slugs
>
On 2016-08-15, 18:08, John Bingham wrote:
On 15/08/16 17:42, David Cantrell wrote:
I think that's unlikely. That said, if someone were to add rate-limiting
options to get_iplayer I'd be very happy.
Fairly easy to slow down everything on a Linux interface. If anyone has
the time/i
ate-limiting
options to get_iplayer I'd be very happy.
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[OS X] appeals to me as a monk, a user, a compiler-of-apps, a
sometime coder, and an easily amused primate with a penchant
for those that are pretty, co
rsive to
download all the coverage of that sport so far, and links to individual
programmes if you only want some of them.
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NANOG makes me want to unplug everything and hide unde
On Mon, Aug 08, 2016 at 02:46:24PM +0100, RS wrote:
> From: David Cantrell
> >At least after the previous Olympics *everything* was available for
> >download on iPlayer.
> I must be being very stupid then, because I can't find it. If I go to a
> day in the Schedule wh
*everything* was available for
download on iPlayer.
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"WHAT MAKES YOU SAY THERE IS A HOLE IN YOUR BUCKET?"
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this is the only one out of a hundred or so mailing lists
that I'm on where people get so pissy about stuff being on-topic.
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Please stop rolling your Jargon Dice and explain the problem
you are having to me in plain English, using
1830s about the
"penny dreadfuls". Their cultural benefit nearly 200 years later
includes the character Sweeney Todd, but more importantly having access
to a culture's mass entertainment tells us about that culture things
that we wouldn't know if we just looked at what people of
all that information before allowing people to
use iPlayer in a web browser it would then set a cookie. Receiving,
recording, and using a cookie in a command line program is trivial
although it would of course require changes to allow you to submit the
necessary information.
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What annoys me is XP was well supported by third parties for several years
> after Microsoft ceased support. Whereas Vista is being dropped by third
> parties long before Microsoft support ceases. Why?
Because you neglected to pay the vendors for a support contract.
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in the Google online shop. That can
download programmes.
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x27;t care about it, just like I ignore anything about
Windows.
> Is there still a benefit to having this list at all? Would we be better
> off shutting it down entirely?
Yes. No. Better to shut down the forums, as mailing lists are always a
better way of communicating than web forums
7;m not changing it just for you.
It is customary to put signatures at the end of messages, not the
beginning. I'm sure that if you put it at the end no-one would object.
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Please stop rolling your Jargon Dice and explain the problem
you
process's cwd then the dirent will go away but the inode will remain
until it is no longer in use. However, you won't be able to do anything
meaningful with it.
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I think the most difficult moment that anyone could face is seein
y another
> process.
File locking semantics are completely different on Windows compared to
Unix, and get_iplayer is written in perl, which has very much a Unixy
background. I've not looked at the code, but unless there's extra
special Windows sauce in there it might not work.
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