Have a look at
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b010nsbf/snooker-world-championship,
and underneath that they have "Day 1 Round 1", "Day 2 Round 1" etc up to
"Today". Under each of those there are videos of a particular match - eg
under Day 1 there is
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p0hq5cs9/snooker-world-championship-2024-live-tom-ford-v-ricky-walden-session-one.
I can use the pid b010nsbf with --pid-recursive, but that gets
everything, which involves considerable duplication of coverage, which
is why I would like to filter what --pid-recursive downloads, rather than .
Interestingly, if I run
get_iplayer "Snooker*
all that finds are the various Day 1, Day 2 etc videos. None of the A vs
B match videos are found.
On 24/04/2024 20:48, Chris Walker wrote:
On Wed, 24 Apr 2024 19:33:40 +1000
Nick Payne <njh...@gmail.com> wrote:
For example, with the coverage of the current world snooker
championships, I'm only after the videos of one specific player
versus another, and they all have episode names of the format A_v_B,
where A and B are the players.
BBC have a pid that can be used to download all their coverage with
--pid-recursive, but I'd like to filter it down to only episodes that
contain "_v_" in their name. Is this possible?
Nick Payne
I've just done a search for snooker and that's just listed as this :-
4579: Snooker: World Championship: 2024 - Day 1: Afternoon Session,
BBC One, m001ykb4
If I then do a --info against that there doesn't appear to be any
information of the sort you're describing so where are you getting that
information from? Can you give me an example PID?
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