I have the system spec you gave, I followed the instructions and the
track number field is empty.
On 8 July 2013 01:49, dinkypumpkin dinkypump...@gmail.com wrote:
If you:
1) use 64-bit Win 7
2) installed get_iplayer with the native installer, with no customisations
of your own
3) are
Please run the following command:
get_iplayer --type radio --get fear on four --aactomp3
What I'm interested in is what you see in the track number field. It
should be
empty, but a user has reported that the MP3::Tag Perl module is
leaving junk
values in that field when there is no
Well eventually I found a cafe with fast wifi - it was the end of the day and
it was rock steady.
I tried Folk Club in the PVM List - this failed due to lost packets, and a
timeout during downloading, etc., yet again.
Then I tried CLine with minimum options (incl. --force) and that too failed
This is also partly the reason I suggested Net Transport recently, for
radio downloads which seem to be troubling some people.
It will do a multi-connection raw download of any BBC radio stream and
can withstand flakey connections.
On Mon, Jul 8, 2013 at 6:50 PM, TQ t...@tqvideo.co.uk wrote:
On
On 08 July 2013 at 18:31 Chris J Brady chrisjbr...@yahoo.com wrote:
Well eventually I found a cafe with fast wifi - it was the end of the
day and it was rock steady.
~ Saga Deletwed ~
Many, many people have no issue with the software and have downloaded
the programme in question
Hi
I'm running GiP on a netbook with Windows 7 Starter quite successfully,
but I want to change the format of the filename so that it more closely
resembles that used by the late Radio Downloader, which I had used for
some years. I am very grateful to those who offer advice, and maintain
and
I'm running GiP on a netbook with Windows 7 Starter quite
successfully, but I want to change the format of the filename so
that it more closely resembles that used by the late Radio
Downloader, which I had used for some years. I am very grateful to
those who offer advice, and maintain and
On 08/07/2013 21:24, J K.Eason wrote:
I have found that using the whitespace option totally screws the
filename, losing anything after the programme name, including the
file type suffix. Does anybody else get the same? Is it a bug?
You'd better provide an example. It works fine here, but
I added the aactomp3 option to my brother's preferences but it doesn't
seem to be doing anything.
We just tested downloading a couple of programmes, the first was two
hours long so took a while to download but after the progess # stopped
increasing, it didn't seem to be doing anything else.
We
On 08/07/2013 23:20, Derek Moss wrote:
Both programmes created .flv files so were aac format as far as I can
There shouldn't be a .flv left over if it's configured correctly. FLV
files could hold either AAC or MP3. Depends on the station.
I copied the output from the commandline (we were
On 8 July 2013 23:30, dinkypumpkin dinkypump...@gmail.com wrote:
There shouldn't be a .flv left over if it's configured correctly. FLV files
could hold either AAC or MP3. Depends on the station.
OK, well it's obviously not converting then. Are you saying that some
downloads are already in
You shouldn't need fatfilename just because there is whitespace in
a file name. The whitespace option works fine for me without it.
You may need/want fatfilename to eliminate other troublesome
characters.
Radio programs appear to be ok, but here's a tv failure picked at random.
It
On 09/07/2013 00:31, J K.Eason wrote:
You shouldn't need fatfilename just because there is whitespace in
a file name. The whitespace option works fine for me without it.
You may need/want fatfilename to eliminate other troublesome
characters.
Radio programs appear to be ok, but here's a tv
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