> > I understand (to a degree at least) the significance of this data for
> > the users of get_iplayer.
> >
> > What is its significance from the BBC's perspective? For what purpose
> > do they make it available?
>
> This blog post has some details:
>
> http://smethur.st/posts/176135860
>
>
Mike Casswell wrote:
I understand (to a degree at least) the significance of this data for
the users of get_iplayer.
What is its significance from the BBC's perspective? For what purpose
do they make it available?
This blog post has some details:
http://smethur.st/posts/176135860
The BBC
I understand (to a degree at least) the significance of this data for
the users of get_iplayer.
What is its significance from the BBC's perspective? For what purpose
do they make it available?
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hello
it was actually reasonable for time. I just finished running my
modified refresh cache shell script.
Granted i excluded regional & local. So it was not a true apple/apple test.
it will limp along until the BBC finally puts it down, so to speak.
On Tue, Mar 14, 2017 at 2:52 AM, Alan
On 14/03/2017 14:18, Vangelis forthnet wrote:
For "academic" reasons,
perl get_iplayer-299.pl --type=tv -f --force --ybbcy
--refresh-exclude="BBCAlba,BBC Parliament,S4C,CBeebies"
took 12min to build a tv.cache of 1086 entries (YMMV);
local channels are ignored by default.
--ybbcy switch
[Apologies, but my mailer has, mysteriously so,
malformatted the last part of my previous post;
reposting for clarity:]
Of course the maintainer is fully aware of its existence,
but has withheld reference to it
because it is to be used only as a last resort;
it involves web-scraping HTML pages
... Of course this is no news for those of you
frequenting recently the Support Forums
https://squarepenguin.co.uk/forums/thread-1193.html
and this mailing list
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/get_iplayer/2017-March/010310.html
A github issue has been created by the code maintainer:
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