Re: Fifty frames per second with half of them redundant.

On 05/03/2024 12:23, Ralph Corderoy wrote: Hi, I'm used to an hour of iPlayer video needing about 1 GiB. In the past, this doubled for a while because the frame rate doubled from 25 to 50 per second. But stepping through the frames, say with mpv(1)'s ‘.’, showed the first frame of a pair

Re: releaseyear metadata get_iplayer extracts for Films

> On 6 Mar 2024, at 18:49, David wrote: > > Unfortunately neither of my examples is currently listed in the iPlayer > schedules on so I am unable to confirm via the website if the Beach does not > the original release year (so its extracting ), but all my > spot checks of current films on

Re: Searching failing

> On 23 Feb 2024, at 11:00, Charles Johnson wrote: > > I don't really do much searching so I might be doing something wrong, but the > following search fails to produce any results for me: > > get_iplayer --type=radio --fields=firstbcastdate "2024-02-22" > > I know for a fact that certain

Re: releaseyear metadata get_iplayer extracts for Films

On 06/03/2024 18:49, David wrote: I am using get_iplayer v3.35 to extract metadata for Films and have a question about how its populating releaseyear. Using the following examples:- get_iplayer --metadata-only pid=m001jwmx See https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/m001jwmx get_iplayer

releaseyear metadata get_iplayer extracts for Films

Hi all, I am using get_iplayer v3.35 to extract metadata for Films and have a question about how its populating releaseyear. Using the following examples:- get_iplayer --metadata-only pid=m001jwmx get_iplayer --metadata-only pid=b00748sh m001jwmx, The Beach, returns releaseyear as 2023,