In article , Vangelis
forthnet
wrote:
> As for the SR of 44.1kHz, I remember asking our own "Jim web" some
> months ago why it was still used for shoutcast MP3 live radio, his
> "connections" told him it was to afford
Vangelis forthnet wrote:
On Sat Feb 20 09:03:47 GMT 2016, J wrote:
I don't recollect reading about changes to the way podcasts are made
available by the BBC
(snip)
as being 128Kbps mp3 with a sampling rate of 44.1KHz
(snip)
where the generation of podcasts fits into the bigger picture
and a
In article <56c9b1b2.20...@mailsorter.fsnet.co.uk>, J
wrote:
> Podcasts usually/often have an intro and outro to identify the
> series/brand with a 'topped & tailed' version of the programme and
> sometimes elements cut out - presumably because of rights issues as
>
After a TV cache refresh there are still entries for BBC Three programmes.
Added: 2153:Uncle: Series 1 - Episode 4, BBC Three, default
Added: 2154:Uncle: Series 1 - Episode 5, BBC Three, default
Added: 2155:Uncle: Series 1 - Episode 6, BBC Three, default
and others.
Are these left
Yes and no. Anything broadcast before the switch off will still be cached for
the usual 7 days, BUT BBC Three is actually still broadcasting programmes
between 2 and 4am and these are also appearing on iPlayer for their 30 day
availability. Those 3 episodes of Uncle for example were broadcast
Hi - huh didn't realise they are still airing programmes between 2 and
4 am. Using the Windows PVM I did a search for channel contains
'three' - there were 142 listed. CJB
On 21/02/2016, tellyaddict wrote:
> Yes and no. Anything broadcast before the switch off will still
On Sun Feb 21 12:46:42 BST 2016, J wrote:
and was wondering about the SR difference between
a directly-downloaded podcast and the mp3 file
with which one ends up
if downloading the broadcast program via GiP.
Of course you do imply adding the --(aacto)mp3 switch;
the code for that does not
On Sun Feb 21 09:48:47 GMT 2016, Jim web wrote:
due to the habit of the producers of some programs
(e.g. 'Feedback' and 'More or Less') to provide
a 'shortened' version when I fetch using the standard pid.
(snip)
The first broadcast and repeat share the same pid
and both tend to be shortened.
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