Re: get-iplayer v3.29 is out

On 08/02/2022 09:36, budge wrote: Hi, I am not sure who is putting in the hours many supporting this application but I would like to say thank you.  Brilliant. Budge. On 08/02/2022 01:33, Mark Carroll wrote: A new release of get-iplayer has landed in GitHub. Read release notes in advance,

Re: get-iplayer v3.29 is out

Hi, I am not sure who is putting in the hours many supporting this application but I would like to say thank you.  Brilliant. Budge. On 08/02/2022 01:33, Mark Carroll wrote: A new release of get-iplayer has landed in GitHub. Read release notes in advance, definitely things to note. -- Mark

get-iplayer v3.29 is out

A new release of get-iplayer has landed in GitHub. Read release notes in advance, definitely things to note. -- Mark ___ get_iplayer mailing list get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/get_iplayer

Re: Converting to M4A - ERROR: Conversion failed - retaining audio file:

My error.  Wrong repo for ffmpeg.  Now working as usual. Please forgive. On 07/02/2022 15:17, Budge wrote: I am running on openSUSE Leap 15.3 with KDE desktop and am returning to GiP after a few years without GiP. I have ffmpeg and Atomicparsley installed in /usr/bin and the path to

Converting to M4A - ERROR: Conversion failed - retaining audio file:

I am running on openSUSE Leap 15.3 with KDE desktop and am returning to GiP after a few years without GiP. I have ffmpeg and Atomicparsley installed in /usr/bin and the path to Atomicparsley is correct in my options. I have forgotten most of what I remember but my home directory

Debian and Raspbian Packaging change

This concerns those consuming GIP Debian and Raspbian packages from my openSUSE Build Service (OBS) repo. Old Issue = Last year the repo signing key held locally after downloading a GIP package expired causing update and upgrade problems. The original communication is here [1].

Re: PVR won't display - ?hanging

On 02/01/2022 15:41, Charlie Heard wrote: Could Norton be slowing localhost websites down or causing them to time out? Putting it politely, Norton does not have the best reputation. David -- SatSignal Software - Quality software for you Web: https://www.satsignal.eu Email:

Re: PVR won't display - ?hanging

No worries. It’s still happening - it’s been happening for several weeks. The PC has been rebooted several times in that period, as well as get_iplayer being upgraded. I’ll try the cache rebuild. I’ve noticed that I have a similar problem with a legacy email/spam manager that I use - popfile. It

Re: Permission denied at /usr/local/get_iplayer line 2153

Thanks for your help. That worked. I also discovered that the pref I tried to save for AtomicParsley hadn't been saved in the options file either so I've added it manually now. Just have to work out a few other prefs I like such as the file naming. All good :-) Merry Christmas everyone

Re: Permission denied at /usr/local/get_iplayer line 2153

> Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2021 at 10:05 PM > My options file has > ffmpeg /usr/local/bin You need the full path to ffmpeg, not just the directory. ___ get_iplayer mailing list get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org

Re: Permission denied at /usr/local/get_iplayer line 2153

Hi Jimmy, thanks for replying. I'm on FreeBSD 12..3 with get_iplayer 3.28 My options file has ffmpeg /usr/local/bin When I do a ffmpeg --version (it is in usr/local/bin) it is 4.4.1 Do I need a different version of ffmpeg in a different location? Thanks Paul On Wed, 22 Dec 2021 at 16:22,

Re: Permission denied at /usr/local/get_iplayer line 2153

On Wed, 22 Dec 2021 at 13:59, Paul McGrath wrote: > > Hi, > I have had this all working before but have had to reinstall my > server from scratch. I am able to download the .ts file but when it > comes to convert I get an error: > > open3: exec of /usr/local/bin -loglevel fatal -nostats -y -i

Permission denied at /usr/local/get_iplayer line 2153

Hi, I have had this all working before but have had to reinstall my server from scratch. I am able to download the .ts file but when it comes to convert I get an error: open3: exec of /usr/local/bin -loglevel fatal -nostats -y -i /media/www/iPlayer_Recordings/X_XX_original.hls.ts -c:v

Re: PVR won't display - ?hanging

On Wed, 2021-12-22 at 11:41 +, Charlie Heard wrote: > The Web PVR Manager runs a CLI script on the PC sending info to > http:\\localhost:9335 (or 127.0.0.1) which you then access via a > browser. I would have to rewrite get_iplayer to run as a CLI script on > my phone before I could try that.

Re: PVR won't display - ?hanging

On Wed, 2021-12-22 at 10:51 +, Charlie Heard wrote: > Recently my PVR window has stopped showing anything except the top bar > (logo, Search, Recordings, etc) when I start it from the menu. If I > refresh it, the window again shows it's trying to load something for > several seconds, then

PVR won't display - ?hanging

Recently my PVR window has stopped showing anything except the top bar (logo, Search, Recordings, etc) when I start it from the menu. If I refresh it, the window again shows it's trying to load something for several seconds, then stops with the same top bar displayed and nothing else. The annoying

RE: v3.28 has been released

Indeed, but there was a time when people would request new features and they would often be considered and implemented. I am happy with what it does at the moment so this doesn't bother me! > -Original Message- > From: get_iplayer On Behalf Of > Owen Smith > Sent: 09 December 2021

Re: v3.28 has been released

Does it need developing? Isn't bug fixing sufficient if it already does its job? -- Owen Smith Cambridge, UK > On 9 Dec 2021, at 12:34, geo...@eycott.co.uk wrote: > > Nope, Dinky is still maintaining it but just not responding in any forums or > email lists. If you find a bug you need to

RE: v3.28 has been released

That's good news, it includes a fix I requested  > -Original Message- > From: get_iplayer On Behalf Of > Mark Carroll > Sent: 08 December 2021 23:47 > To: get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org > Subject: v3.28 has been released > > v3.28 of get_iplayer looks to be out and, at least for me,

RE: v3.28 has been released

Nope, Dinky is still maintaining it but just not responding in any forums or email lists. If you find a bug you need to log it in Github (which works, I logged one and it has been fixed in the latest release). However he (or she?) is only fixing bugs and not developing it. > -Original

Re: Adding Perl modules?

On 07/12/2021 06:39, David Taylor wrote: Here is the script I'm trying to run. It analyses two directories for their total size and returns an output in a format suitable for MRTG. Perhaps I should just substitute Win64 for Win32? I've only used Win32 before. Folks, Many thanks for the

Re: v3.28 Installation problems on W10

On Thu, 2021-12-09 at 10:27 +, Clive wrote: > I've not had a problem installing get_iplayer in the past but this > one > is failing to start. > > I have d/l the x64 setup file from: > > https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer_win32/releases/tag/3.28.0 > > and get a file 32,433 (two

v3.28 Installation problems on W10

I've not had a problem installing get_iplayer in the past but this one is failing to start. I have d/l the x64 setup file from: https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer_win32/releases/tag/3.28.0 and get a file 32,433 (two separate d/ls to check). When I double-click, or right-click and

Re: v3.28 has been released

On 09 Dec 2021, Owen Smith wrote: > I didn't know get_iplayer was still being updated,I thought it all died a year > or more ago when the maintainer got the hump and left. Have other people taken > over? Huh, I've no idea. I knew they'd left interacting with the user community but I wasn't aware

Re: v3.28 has been released

Fantastic. Great to see this still being maintained. Despite moving to a couple of streaming services for most entertainment (rather than recording), I still like to view documentaries and some other stuff "offline" in my own time. there's still a use case for this great piece of software.

Re: v3.28 has been released

I didn't know get_iplayer was still being updated,I thought it all died a year or more ago when the maintainer got the hump and left. Have other people taken over? -- Owen Smith Cambridge, UK > On 8 Dec 2021, at 23:49, Mark Carroll wrote: > > v3.28 of get_iplayer looks to be out and, at

v3.28 has been released

v3.28 of get_iplayer looks to be out and, at least for me, has some worthwhile improvements. See, https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/wiki/release320to329#release328 -- Mark ___ get_iplayer mailing list get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org

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On 2021-12-07 06:39, David Taylor wrote: > I would like to add the Win32::API to the Perl which comes with > get_iplayer. > Is that possible? Not really. That module contains native code, so you would need compiler and related tools, header files, etc., none of which come with GiP's bundled

Re: Adding Perl modules?

On 07/12/2021 06:39, David Taylor wrote: I would like to add the Win32::API to the Perl which comes with get_iplayer. Is that possible? Surely, on a Windows machine, all the necessary Win32::* should be installed already? What does the following command sequence give for you, my output

Re: Adding Perl modules?

On 2021-12-07 06:39, David Taylor wrote: I would like to add the Win32::API to the Perl which comes with get_iplayer. Is that possible? I don't know. When I used get_iplayer I chose not to use its installer, but to install my own distribution of perl and then the extra modules it needed,

Adding Perl modules?

I would like to add the Win32::API to the Perl which comes with get_iplayer. Is that possible? Here is the script I'm trying to run. It analyses two directories for their total size and returns an output in a format suitable for MRTG. Perhaps I should just substitute Win64 for Win32? I've

Re: dealing with a series with no episode numbers

On Tue, 2021-10-05 at 09:30 +0100, Korny Sietsma wrote: > Hi folks, > > Normally I have a configured fileprefix of > "<-senum><-episodeshort>" - however I recently started > fetching Numberblocks (my kid's current obsession) and they had no > "senum" series/episode value at all in the filenames.

dealing with a series with no episode numbers

Hi folks, Normally I have a configured fileprefix of "<-senum><-episodeshort>" - however I recently started fetching Numberblocks (my kid's current obsession) and they had no "senum" series/episode value at all in the filenames. If instead of using "<-senum>" I use specific series/episode

Re: OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

On 06/09/2021 09:34, Jim web wrote: In article <1986979950.112684.1630871945...@office.mailbox.org>, Dave Lambley wrote: A wirelessly connected stereo pair is possible (at least according to a marketing director),

Re: OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

In article <1986979950.112684.1630871945...@office.mailbox.org>, Dave Lambley wrote: > A wirelessly connected stereo pair is possible (at least according to a > marketing director), > https://www.theregister.com/2014/01/14/imagination_caskeid_wifi_audio_synchronization/ I'm pretty sure a

Re: OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

> On 05/09/2021 09:24 Budge wrote: > Only two speakers installed flush in ceiling at transition with conical roof > and all others removed for change of use. I agree that there is no point in > trying to create a "stereo" sound image and so am just trying to think > through what would be the

Re: OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

Hi Jim, Many thanks.  I shall go there. Regards, Budge On 05/09/2021 09:56, Jim web wrote: In article <6fdea109-32df-a8e2-a4ca-e23ba8fb7...@errichel.co.uk>, Budge wrote: Hi and many thanks to Geoff and all who have replied including those who have PM'd me as they have together improved my

Re: OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

In article <6fdea109-32df-a8e2-a4ca-e23ba8fb7...@errichel.co.uk>, Budge wrote: > Hi and many thanks to Geoff and all who have replied including those who > have PM'd me as they have together improved my perspective of options. > The several questions and points raised are most helpful. I'd

Re: OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

On 04/09/2021 21:34, Geoff wrote: Hi, On Sunday, September 5, 2021 at 5:58 AM, Budge wrote: There is power available at all the locations where a speaker might be placed but absolutely no way any cables can be trailed between speakers.  In other words I need a wireless system with in-built

Re: OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

Dynaudio sell wireless speakers. They're not Bluetooth (though some models can do it) and they're not wifi, there is a transmitter box you connect your sources to (optical, stereo analogue, USB). Each speaker is set as left or right, and is mains powered. They're not cheap. I have two pairs of

Re: OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

Hi, On Sunday, September 5, 2021 at 5:58 AM, Budge wrote: > There is power available at all the locations where a speaker might be > placed but absolutely no way any cables can be trailed between > speakers.  In other words I need a wireless system with in-built > amplifiers.  I am assuming

OT: Playing GiP data wirelessly.

Please indulge my OT question but some on this list are far better qualified to answer. My problem is trying to play music to a large and oddly shaped room which is mainly circular with a conical ceiling and masonry walls in which two loudspeakers are not sufficient. Leaving aside the

Re: Is Web PVR installable on a Mac?

On 10/07/2021 10:17, Chris Walker wrote: Paul Phillips wrote: Is it possible to install Web PVR on a Mac? I can see from google that some people seem to be using it on a Mac, but I can't find any beginner level guides to install the Web PVR version thanks Have you looked at this?

Re: Is Web PVR installable on a Mac?

Many thanks, I'd incorrectly assumed it was a separate download altogether, I didn't realise it was all bundled in one On Sat, 10 Jul 2021 at 09:30, Chris Walker wrote: > > On Thu, 8 Jul 2021 19:42:55 +0100 > Paul Phillips wrote: > > > Hi, > > Is it possible to install Web PVR on a Mac? I can

Re: Is Web PVR installable on a Mac?

On Thu, 8 Jul 2021 19:42:55 +0100 Paul Phillips wrote: > Hi, > Is it possible to install Web PVR on a Mac? I can see from google > that some people seem to be using it on a Mac, but I can't find any > beginner level guides to install the Web PVR version > thanks Have you looked at this?

Is Web PVR installable on a Mac?

Hi, Is it possible to install Web PVR on a Mac? I can see from google that some people seem to be using it on a Mac, but I can't find any beginner level guides to install the Web PVR version thanks -- Paul Phillips ___ get_iplayer mailing list

Re: --output=............

Hi, a good point. The answer is that I've no idea why I didn't put the double dashes! Thanks loads Martin On 24/06/2021 21:53, Jeremy Nicoll - ml gip wrote: On 2021-06-24 19:46, Martin Powell wrote: Hi, I'm sure I've done something very stupid here but when I run get_iplayer --raw

Re: --output=............

On 2021-06-24 19:46, Martin Powell wrote: Hi, I'm sure I've done something very stupid here but when I run get_iplayer --raw --get "Gardeners' World" output=Factual/Gardening/GardenersWorld/2021 Why is there no double dash before "output"? -- Jeremy Nicoll - my opinions are my own

Re: --output=............

On Thu, 24 Jun 2021 19:46:42 +0100 Martin Powell wrote: > Hi, I'm sure I've done something very stupid here but when I run > > get_iplayer --raw --get "Gardeners' World" > output=Factual/Gardening/GardenersWorld/2021 > > it puts the output in the directory that the command was run in, >

--output=............

Hi, I'm sure I've done something very stupid here but when I run get_iplayer --raw --get "Gardeners' World" output=Factual/Gardening/GardenersWorld/2021 it puts the output in the directory that the command was run in, rather than the one specified by the output option. I can't help

Re: Excluding results from pvr search

Hi, Perfect, didn't realise you could use a regex in there as well. Modified to be '^Time:' as per Chris Walker's advice to check for the colon as well. Thanks to all for the responses. Andy On 08/06/2021 09:39 am, George Eycott wrote: Bear in mind you can use regular expressions, two of

Re: Excluding results from pvr search

On Tue, 8 Jun 2021 09:00:18 +0100 Andy Hawkins wrote: > Hi, > > I recently added the series 'Time' to my PVR search list. This has > created a file containing the following: > > search0 time > > The problem I now have is that this is (unsurprisingly) matching all > sorts of other series

Excluding results from pvr search

Hi, I recently added the series 'Time' to my PVR search list. This has created a file containing the following: search0 time The problem I now have is that this is (unsurprisingly) matching all sorts of other series (e.g. Drivetime, BBC Newsline, CBeebies Bedtime Stories etc.). Is there

Re: PVR Crashing

On Fri, May 14, 2021 at 1:20 PM Budge wrote: > > It has been a while but just found my GiP cron command has stopped. I > checked my system and found a problem:- > > get_iplayer v3.22, Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Phil Lewis > This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details use

Re: PVR Crashing

On 15/05/2021 11:02, Andy Stevens wrote: > Let me google that for you... > > According to > https://metacpan.org/pod/Mojo::IOLoop::Delay > > it's deprecated, and > "As of Mojolicious 9.0, the package Mojo::IOLoop >

PVR Crashing

It has been a while but just found my GiP cron command has stopped. I checked my system and found a problem:- get_iplayer v3.22, Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Phil Lewis This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details use --warranty. This is free software, and you are welcome to

Re: Failing to download msg

On Mon, 26 Apr 2021 at 22:59, James Scholes wrote: > All that being said, there appears to be something blocking GiP from > accessing Bidi. Maybe it needs authentication now, maybe it's just broken. > Who knows. Either way, blocking Bidi requests should never lessen the > effectiveness of

Re: Why no Formula E?

I suspect I caused a bit of confusion, perhaps I should have altered the subject to reflect the trangression from the original question. Don's response mentioned using the series pid and recursive option to follow a series, as I've a simple search for "click" it could be prone to picking up

Re: OT: Re: Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

-- Chris Woods CustomMade On 2021-04-26 08:07, David Taylor wrote: On 25/04/2021 19:52, Andrew wrote: A bit behind the times are we? Pit stops haven't happened since season 4 following the introduction of the Gen2 cars. Races are 45min + 1 lap with the same car. That was a welcome

Re: Failing to download msg

Also, just to add: the BBC hosts content across three content delivery networks (CDNs). One in-house (Bidi) and two third party (Akamai and Limelight). This creates redundancy and a geographical spread. Even though Bidi is the BBC's own offering, and used exclusively for UK-based users, they

Re: Failing to download msg

> am I right in assuming that bidi refers to bi-directional? No. "BIDI is the BBC’s own content distribution platform and is responsible for delivering media directly to the BBC end users in the UK."[1] [1] https://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/internet/entries/8c6c2414-df7a-4ad7-bd2e-dbe481da3633

Re: Failing to download msg

The message explicitly says to ignore it if the program is downloaded successfully. If for some reason you are closely monitoring the output of GiP and it's getting in the way, you can exclude the CDN that is generating the errors: get_iplayer --exclude-supplier bidi ... ... which doesn't

RE: Failing to download msg

I think it is the same for everyone, there were comments on here about it a month or so ago and I notice that several bugs have been raised on the github issues tracker relating to it. The developer has left them as closed/invalid (he/she has set the system to automatically close all issues logged

Re: Failing to download msg

Yes - I get these all of the time. CJB On 26/04/2021, fred.d wrote: > I've noticed an increase over the past few months in getting the failed > to download messages see sample after this message, which is the last > error then success. > > Initially before Christmas it was every so often. Jan

Failing to download msg

I've noticed an increase over the past few months in getting the failed to download messages see sample after this message, which is the last error then success. Initially before Christmas it was every so often. Jan and Feb it moved to repeat once or twice on most of the downloads with a few

RE: Why no Formula E?

Ah fair enough, I was just a bit thrown as to why you would need/want to exclude a load of channels when you have specified a PID, but it sounds like they are probably the defaults for your web PVR and get_iplayer has copied them to the pvr file. > -Original Message- > From: get_iplayer

Re: Why no Formula E?

I'm not sure that you've followed the thread fully, George. Your search will pick up "The Repair Shop" programmes in the cache, no problem. The original question (from Steve Wilson) is about picking up programmes that are not in the cache, but available on iPlayer, such as "box sets" and those

Re: OT: Re: Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

On 25/04/2021 19:52, Andrew wrote: A bit behind the times are we? Pit stops haven't happened since season 4 following the introduction of the Gen2 cars. Races are 45min + 1 lap with the same car. That was a welcome improvement, but they are still stuck with too many gimmicks for me,

RE: Why no Formula E?

Wow, that seems complex, mine is just: search0 The Repair Shop Works fine for me! > -Original Message- > From: get_iplayer On Behalf Of > Don Grunbaum > Sent: 26 April 2021 08:41 > To: get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org > Subject: Re: Why no Formula E? > > As an example, this is my file

Re: Why no Formula E?

As an example, this is my file for "The Repair Shop": excludecategory children,primary excludechannel alba,cymru,news,s4c,cbbc,cbeebies,parliament,bbcthree,northern ireland,wales pid b08l581p modes best output V:\BBC iPlayer

Re: Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

No-one can mimic Murray Walker, and trying to do so is a mistake. Commentators should find their own style. -- Owen Smith Cambridge, UK > On 25 Apr 2021, at 23:19, Chris Woods wrote: > > Jack Nicholls and Dario Franchitti don't just scream into the mic like Crofty > does at each race

Re: Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

On 2021-04-25 19:09, Peter S Kirk wrote: On 25 Apr 2021 at 13:10, Jim web Jim web wrote: The problem being unknown unknowns Another unkown is why anyone watches - pit stop changeover is a joke You'll be happy to hear that's not a thing since the Gen2 car went into service for 2020

Re: Why no Formula E?

On 25/04/2021 13:47, Don Grunbaum wrote: I believe that only programmes that are broadcast through the "regular" channels appear in the GiP cache. To pick up others such as these and "box sets" you should use the series pid and the recursive option. HTH Don ... Would this be more

Re: OT: Re: Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

On 25 Apr 2021 at 19:52, Andrew Andrew wrote: > On Sun, 25 Apr 2021 19:09:15 +0100 > "Peter S Kirk" wrote: > > > On 25 Apr 2021 at 13:10, Jim web Jim web wrote: > > > > > The problem being unknown unknowns > > > > Another unkown is why anyone watches - pit stop changeover is a joke > > > A

OT: Re: Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

On Sun, 25 Apr 2021 19:09:15 +0100 "Peter S Kirk" wrote: > On 25 Apr 2021 at 13:10, Jim web Jim web wrote: > > > The problem being unknown unknowns > > Another unkown is why anyone watches - pit stop changeover is a joke > > A bit behind the times are we? Pit stops haven't happened since

Re: Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

On 25 Apr 2021 at 13:10, Jim web Jim web wrote: > The problem being unknown unknowns Another unkown is why anyone watches - pit stop changeover is a joke ___ get_iplayer mailing list get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org

Re: Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

On 25/04/2021 13:10, Jim web wrote: The problem being unknown unknowns. Jim If only we knew a little about those. ___ get_iplayer mailing list get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/get_iplayer

Unknown unknows. was Re: Why no Formula E?

In article <20210425122922.1e96c...@andrew.woodwards.com>, Andrew wrote: > Searching for "formula" on the iPlayer website finds eight matches. All > of them except for the above one were only broadcast via the BBC sport > webpage. Maybe that is why they don't show up? I tend to find programmes

Re: Why no Formula E?

I believe that only programmes that are broadcast through the "regular" channels appear in the GiP cache. To pick up others such as these and "box sets" you should use the series pid and the recursive option. HTH Don - Original Message - From: Andrew To: Cc: Sent: 25/04/2021

Re: Why no Formula E?

On Sun, 25 Apr 2021 11:52:10 +0100 Chris Walker wrote: > I have a PVR search saved for 'Formula E' but it's not picking it up > and says that there are no matches. But if I do --info against a PID > for the latest round it shows it. > > I wondered if I had excluded it but my refreshexclude line

Why no Formula E?

I have a PVR search saved for 'Formula E' but it's not picking it up and says that there are no matches. But if I do --info against a PID for the latest round it shows it. I wondered if I had excluded it but my refreshexclude line looks like this :- CBBC,CBeebies,audiodescribed,signed I've even

Re: Failing to download iPlayer file

> -Original Message- > From: get_iplayer On Behalf Of Michael Eacott > Sent: 20 April 2021 18:32 > To: get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org > Subject: Failing to download iPlayer file > > My apologies for not using my registered read only email address of xmich...@eacott.org.uk that I

Re: Failing to download iPlayer file

Missing dash -–pid p099f5jp Geoff Smith On 20/04/2021, Michael Eacott wrote: > My apologies for not using my registered read only email address of > xmich...@eacott.org.uk that I cannot send from and also not changing my > email client Thunderbird default from html format to plain text. > > I

RE: Failing to download iPlayer file

I think that you've missed out the "--" in front of pid (it looks like you've got a single -) get-iplayer --pid=p099f5jp --modes=hvfxsd1 tvmode good --type=tv What's weird is that you don't get an error but you get the info on 2 completely unrelated programmes! -Original Message-

Failing to download iPlayer file

My apologies for not using my registered read only email address of xmich...@eacott.org.uk that I cannot send from and also not changing my email client Thunderbird default from html format to plain text. I wanted to download this video

Re: Version 3.27.1 released

> J K.Eason wrote: > > but there's still no way of GIP accessing that live iplayer feed, > > whether truly live or delayed. > > The iPlayer live channels are streamed via HLS the same as VOD > content. If you find and open, say, the HLS stream for BBC One in > a player which supports seeking,

Re: Version 3.27.1 released

J K.Eason wrote: > but there's still no way of GIP accessing that live iplayer feed, whether > truly live or delayed. The iPlayer live channels are streamed via HLS the same as VOD content. If you find and open, say, the HLS stream for BBC One in a player which supports seeking, you'll be

RE: Version 3.27.1 released

> *From:* George Eycott > *To:* get_iplayer@lists.infradead.org > *Date:* Mon, 12 Apr 2021 19:29:57 +0100 > > > None at all. That buffer is purely a function of your Smart TV > > and is nothing to do with the BBC. > > Actually that is not the case nowadays, there is a two hour > "buffer"

RE: Version 3.27.1 released

That said, in answer to the original question, no there is no way of get_iplayer recording that buffer. ISTR in a much earlier version it could record the live stream (though I am prepared to be corrected if that was some other similar utility) but that the facility was removed, possibly when it

RE: Version 3.27.1 released

> None at all. That buffer is purely a function of your Smart TV and is nothing to > do with the BBC. Actually that is not the case nowadays, there is a two hour "buffer" built into IPlayer. To see it in action go to Iplayer on the BBC website, pick a channel and choose to watch it live. You can

Re: Version 3.27.1 released

> I have noticed that the BBC channels keep the previous 2 hours of > live TV stored in a buffer. On my Smart TV, I can restart the > programme I am watching in iPlayer, and can pause it for upto 2 hours > behind the current time. It will pause for more than 2 hours, but only > stores the last 2

Re: Version 3.27.1 released

I have noticed that the BBC channels keep the previous 2 hours of live TV stored in a buffer. On my Smart TV, I can restart the programme I am watching in iPlayer, and can pause it for upto 2 hours behind the current time. It will pause for more than 2 hours, but only stores the last 2 hours of

Re: Version 3.27.1 released

On Mon, 12 Apr 2021 01:11:29 + (GMT) James Robinson wrote: > Thank you for getting back to me. > > 360 and 361 I was referring to. If I run it on my Windows 7 laptop > 360 only saves just over an hour even though it sas it has grabbed > all of the file (in that case 3 hrs 50 mins). > > >

Re: Version 3.27.1 released

On Sun, 11 Apr 2021 23:03 +0100 (BST), J K.Eason wrote: > > Wheres the linux version? > > I know nowt about linux, but it looks as if there are several packaged > versions available if you stick "get_iplayer linux download" (without > the quotes) into Google. > Quite how up to date they

Re: Version 3.27.1 released

Thank you for getting back to me. 360 and 361 I was referring to. If I run it on my Windows 7 laptop 360 only saves just over an hour even though it sas it has grabbed all of the file (in that case 3 hrs 50 mins). So for some reason it will not get the whole file. This I find very strange.

Re: Version 3.27.1 released

> Thank you. Only one problem. Tried ho get the BBC News > Special from Friday and even though the programme is 4 hours it > only records 57 minutes. > > How can I get it to get the entire 4 hours please? GiP is listing five separate News Special programs about the death of the Duke of

RE: "ERROR: Failed to download URL "

I was going to report it on Github but I can see it is already there (issue 378 & 380). Issue 379 has been accepted as a bug so the maintainers are clearly aware of the issue having been raised (on the basis if they have processed 379 they must have seen 378), it may just be there is nothing they

Re: GiP 3.27.1-MSWin32-x64: Resume after download failure

On Tue, 2021-03-16 at 15:30 +, Xander Squier wrote: > Hello 1, > > Some of our programmes failed to complete because the relevant > subtitles > did not download although the HLS streams on disk are complete. > > Manually downloading the SRT file using the option "--subtitles-only" > has

GiP 3.27.1-MSWin32-x64: Resume after download failure

Hello 1, Some of our programmes failed to complete because the relevant subtitles did not download although the HLS streams on disk are complete. Manually downloading the SRT file using the option "--subtitles-only" has since worked but now we would like get_iplayer to complete the

Re: v2 - get_iplayer Package Issue For Debian / Raspbian on openSUSE Build Service

Hi Charles, > > sudo rm -v /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/home:m-grant-prg.gpg > > You'll need to escape the ":" in the old keyring filename The original is correct. ‘:’ in filenames is not significant to the Bourne shell and its descendants. $ touch :foo b:a:r xyzzy: $ ls b:a:r :foo

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