On 10/3/2011, at 11:00pm, Christopher Woods (CustomMade) wrote: >> ... >> get_iplayer's .aac files are, admittedly, in a bad or broken >> container. >> That does need fixing, although it should be pretty easy. > > If you're more of a GUI person (like me, albeit purely out of laziness) > FLVExtract makes light work of extracting the .aac files from the .flv > wrappers. Drag, drop, done.
Well, at present I think get_iplayer tries to remux and is doing it wrong. I believe it is broken. Surely you must be using --raw to get the .flv files? I think that, by default, using `--radiomode flashaachigh,flashaacstd` you get these files with an .aac extension which don't work on some systems (Mac Quicktime Player, Windows Media Player?). Convert them using the command I gave before and they still have an .aac extension, but they play in those media players (I think). What slightly bothers me is that get_iplayer probably adds metadata, "artist" and "title" tags, to the .aac file - probably even a show thumbnail. Converting blindly with `mplayer -dumpaudio` will surely lose that, so the longer I'm lazy and ignoring fixing the problem, the larger my collection of shows with potentially-missing tags becomes. aB. _______________________________________________ get_iplayer mailing list [email protected] http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/get_iplayer
