From: batguano999
Sent: Friday, January 27, 2017 09:38
So you could probably download a m4a radio show that is not longer than
1800 seconds...
get_iplayer --force --mode=dashhigh --raw --type=radio url=<URL>
Then de-mux it...
ffmpeg -i foo.m4a -c copy foo.aac
Then re-mux it...
mp4creator -create=foo.aac NEW_foo.m4a
I do something like this all with the all de-mux/re-mux done in
a --command.
get_iplayer --force --mode=dashhigh --raw --type=radio
url=<URL> --command='WHATEVER'
Also with long shows I use a --command to split them into half hour
segments and de-mux/re-mux them all.
The files play sequentially in my mp3 player.
After each half hour there is a "clunk" as the file changes.
Like an 8-track cart player back in the day.
That makes a lot of sense. 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. My satellite receiver writes to an external
USB drive which has to be formatted in FAT32. To avoid going over the
4GByte file limit it splits a recording into 500MByte files. There is no
clunk when it plays back its own recordings.
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