Hi
There's info about using get_iplayer with ANDROID here...
https://forums.squarepenguin.co.uk/thread-2169.html
I don't know whether it works or not.
There has been no feedback since it was posted way back in 2015.
But BBC radio shows can be downloaded with ANDROID using youtube-dl program
>
> Many portable players have limited fast forward
>and skipping capabilities so it makes it easier to skip to a file part way
>through to resume listening.
>
Hi
I only split the files because my mp3 player won't play m4a files with duration
greater than 30 minutes.
But yes, I agree, even if
>The resultant file with a duration of 1800s
>(30min) did play on the AGPtEK player, but durations of 1900s and more did
>not play. That is an improvement on 14min
>
So you could probably download a m4a radio show that is not longer than 1800
seconds...
get_iplayer --force --mode=dashhigh
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>The next question is how to convert AVC3 to AVC1 or AAC. I have already
>tried using ffmpeg and its aac codec. It was very slow and I still couldn't
>play the file. I have also tried the Nero encoder
>
>
This is pointless.
If you're converting from lossy to lossy aac you might as well
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>I am now talking about current half hour radio program downloads which
>suddenly no longer play.
>
>Nobody else has reported the recent problem with relatively short files
>so I do not know if this is a bug in GiP or my system and nobody else is
>joining this discussion.
>
Hi
This
>
>What does it mean if the shorter M4A/AAC files play but longer ones don't,
>because that is the situation I have? I can get the files to play if I run
>mp4box, which introduces 500ms interleaving, but only for files up to about
>14min.
>
>Do you have any suggestions for multiplexers which
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>I would point out however that these files are mono at about 70 kbp/s
>
To emulate the BBC files the command would be like this...
ffmpeg -f lavfi -i sine=d=900 -y -c:a aac -b:a 320k -ac 2 -ar 48000
320k_900_FFmpeg.m4a
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>Trouble is, if this is due to ffmpeg update, I have no idea when change
>took place but certainly within the last week or so. (Or on reflection
>was it when I upgraded from openSUSE 42.1 to 42.2??? Groan) How can I
>find that info on my system? That would at least enable me to test and
Hi
I think that your problems are caused because the aac files muxed by FFmpeg
into m4a when using get_iplayer are not compatible with your Linn DS devices.
This is also the case with some other hardware players. I know from personal
experience.
Linn have told you "...the problems are caused
"Message has a suspicious header".
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>I'll git and build a current version of ffmpeg as it is about time I did
>this anyway. But the gip related question this raises in my mind is that,
>having done this, how best to have gip use such a new version for its
>after-fetch conversions?
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Hi
If you have a version of FFmpeg,
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> I think so far we have worked out quite a lot about the problems ...
>
>
Hi
Those hls streams give problems with "some" radio shows too...
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Flash
On Fri, 05 Feb 2016 15:02:48 + CJB wrote
>OK - guys. Please how can I download these clips:
>
They can be downloaded with RTMPDump if there isn't a get_iplayer method.
Information here ---> http://pastebin.com/raw/CwFHNM4d
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>... is there a Linux command that would apply
>that line to all aac files in a folder, taking the existing name.aac and
>using it to output name.mp4? Something like a Windows wild card which
>would ren *.aac to *.m4a? All the file names are as gip/BBC delivered
>them so they are complex,
> I believe this confirms my view that there is something there!!!
> I assume running it through ffmpeg will sort it out but I need help with
> correct commands.
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>Here is what file reports:-
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>:~/GiP_Recordings> file
>Composer_of_the_Week_-_Carl_Philipp_Emmanuel_Bach_1714-1788_1._The_Belligerent_Flautist.mp3
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>Composer_of_the_Week_-_Carl_Philipp_Emmanuel_Bach_1714-1788_1._The_Belligerent_Flautist.mp3:
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>Audio file with ID3 version 2.4.0
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Thanks Vangelis.
I had used "XfileprefixX.mp3" and "XfileprefixX.m4a".
Should have used ".mp3" and "".
This works with Ubuntu Linux. Quick conversion - no artwork, no metadata.
get_iplayer --raw --force --type=radio -c 'ffmpeg -i "" -f
>Hope you get to the bottom of it soon... :-)
>
Seems to be working again now.
>
>
>
>So, in your setup the OS knows where to find the ffmpeg binary
>by simply issuing "ffmpeg"; the same should be true with the GOGO-no-coda
>
Yes, that's right.
>
>
>> no artwork, no metadata.
>
My mp3
Hi
Please can somebody show me a working example of the "command" function.
This is what I'm trying...
get_iplayer --force --type=radio --mode=flashaaclow --command="ffmpeg -i
XfileprefixX.m4a -vn -c:a libmp3lame -b:a 96k XfileprefixX.mp3; rm
XfileprefixX.m4a" --get "Bells on Sunday"
But it
You have broadband and a computer / 'smart' sic TV. Egro, you are
equipped to access iplayer, thus require a license.
Hmmm
That's a computer license then.
:-)
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(.*?)#92;/dc:title/#92;1/)
Hi, Jon!
No doubt batguano999 would be thankful for your code...
Not at all, it doesn't work.
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Line 28 of your bash script uses the blocked
XML playlist URL - as per my comments above,
this won't get you now the proper prog title :-(
Yes, it fails to generate the title so it defaults to lines 30/31/32
if [ -z $TITLE ]
then
TITLE=radio
so the result is radio_b05wndrq.m4a
.. I tried to fetch this using a normal command-line command...
We can't see it though.
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.. I tried to fetch this using a normal command-line command...
My bad, picked up part way through a thread.
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On Mon, 15 Dec 2014 07:01:37 -0800 dinkypumpkin wrote
GitHub repo has been moved to:
https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer
Hi DP
It's working OK for me.
:-)
Just changed address
from
github.com/dinkypumpkin/get_iplayer...
to
github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer...
This
so you can use wget or curl
to download just the get_iplayer script:
Yes, this is the modified command...
cd ~/; sudo rm -rf build; mkdir build; cd build; \
curl -kLO https://raw.github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/master/get_iplayer; \
sudo cp get_iplayer /usr/bin/get_iplayer
What I'm hoping to do using get_iplayer is to be able to compare such
results with an analysis or decoding to LPCM of the flv by other means.
i.e. use ffmpeg or similar. I'm wondering if anyone else here has already
done this, or has comments that would help.
Hi
Are you asking for
On Sun, 19 Oct 2014 12:14:37 -0700 dinkypumpkindinkypump...@gmail.com
wrote
Release notes here:
Hi dinkypumpkin
I've updated to v2.87 by replacing the get_iplayer script with the one
available at
wget github.com/dinkypumpkin/get_iplayer/archive/master.tar.gz
And it
... and reverted it back to 2.87
Reverted OK.
:-)
@Xubuntu:~$ get_iplayer
get_iplayer v2.87, Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Phil Lewis
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Hi
To download get_iplayer git HEAD snapshot using wget the command is (currently)
wget
http://git.infradead.org/get_iplayer.git/snapshot/969bd348e317003b88904671c3d25b76c0509307.tar.gz
With FFmpeg and X264 (and others) it's possible to use generic commands...
wget
Is there a generic wget command to download get_iplayer git HEAD snapshot?
If it's not possible to do this with the infradead git I will use
dinkypumpkin's git. :-)
wget github.com/dinkypumpkin/get_iplayer/archive/master.tar.gz -qO- | tar -xz
https://github.com/dinkypumpkin/get_iplayer/archive/master.zip
Our emails crossed.
Yes I will use dinkypumpkin's git.
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Our emails crossed.
Yes I will use the dinkypumpkin git.
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post their results.
Looks OK --- http://img35.imageshack.us/img35/702/xt2i.png
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Curious - anyone got any ideas?
Same result here.
Only flashaaclow versions for those two shows at present.
It is curious, but I suppose it's up to the BBC to decide which streams they
make available (where and when).
INFO: No specified modes (flashaacstd) available for this programme
... You need to specify an output filename for MP4Box...
You sure about that?
Hi
It seems that the Windows version of MP4Box does need both INPUT and OUTPUT.
But the Linux version will accept INPUT without OUTPUT, and overwrite.
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- Downloaded a short program to test this and ended up with a .avi file
All good so far, but when I try to play it, I get the audio but no
video. I've tried several media players that I have installed but they
are all the same.
Hi
Even though you have created an avi file, it still
It seems that the Windows version of MP4Box
does need both INPUT and OUTPUT.
Actually batguano99, I am not seeing this on WinVista SP2 x86;
Using a 32bit Windows build of MP4Box
( GPAC version: 0.5.1-DEV-rev4214), I
input a GiP recorded audio file and ran:
mp4box -ipod gip.m4a
I recently bought a new Sandisk Sansa Clip+ portable audio player, and
I've updated the firmware to Rockbox to allow it to play a greater
range of files. I can now play get_iplayer radio downloads in M4A
But they only seek correctly if I remux them using MP4Box
using the -ipod switch
Hi
https://github.com/dinkypumpkin/get_iplayer/wiki/documentation#wiki-custom-commands
aha, I misunderstood the documentation. Thought that filename was something
more complicated. :-)
So to download and re-mux m4a with overwrite the command is like this:-
get_iplayer --type=radio
... You need to specify an output filename for MP4Box...
You sure about that?
--command='MP4Box -ipod filename'
Gives overwrite with this version:-
@Xubuntu:~$ MP4Box -version
MP4Box - GPAC version 0.4.6-DEV-rev
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On Thu, 13 Feb 2014 10:00:22 -0800 Andy Wedge wrote
4GB file limit sounds a lot more like an OS-/Filesystem-driven
limitation than
a get_iplayer limitation.
Agreed. Sounds like you have hit the FAT32 file size limit.
Hi
I think the 4GB limit might be caused by
4GB file limit sounds a lot more like an OS-/Filesystem-driven
limitation than
a get_iplayer limitation.
Agreed. Sounds like you have hit the FAT32 file size limit.
Hi
I think the 4GB limit might be caused by RTMPDump.
I've downloaded the file using RTMPDump directly, without get_iplayer,
Is there a way to generate an MP4 when downloading?
No, not for this type of archive video clip.
They use Sorenson Spark video codec, it's not suitable for mp4 files.
(You would need to convert the avi file to mp4 using an external program).
The radio is an MP3 as I have --aactomp3 in my
Is it possible to use get_iplayer to download programmes / clips from the
radio archive?
For example James Bond:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/james_bond/
Hi
Yes it's possible.
Like this for audio clips:-
get_iplayer --type=radio
--url=http://www.bbc.co.uk/archive/james_bond/12601.shtml;
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