On 20/06/2014 00:14, dinkypumpkin wrote:
But I have to ask: Can you show any real-life example of this, i.e., one
not contrived my editing your cache? Is there a programme that: a) can
be downloaded with --pid; 2) has subtitles available; 3) is not in the
listing feeds used to populate the get_i
On 19/06/2014 22:30, Timothy wrote:
dinkypumpkin: You're going to have to find another example to test, though.
Okay, here's one about dolphins (one output is with program in cache, one
without):
OK, my mistake. I guess the first test you sent wasn't valid, i.e., it
must have been in my cach
On Thu, 19 Jun 2014 20:01:57 +0100, dinkypumpkin wrote:
> If mmsnothread is unset/false and a Windows Media resource is supplied
> in multiple parts, get_iplayer will attempt to download the parts in
> parallel. The "thread" is a bit of a misnomer - get_iplayer just
> launches multiple instanc
Fields are not searched individually. "fields name,episode" means
each of your search terms is applied against the two fields
concatenated with a space - " ". Use a regular
expression to constrain the match and get effectively an AND result,
something like:
fields name,episode
search0 v
On 19/06/2014 19:16, Don Grunbaum wrote:
I have set up an entry with the values:
fields name,episode
search0 value1
search1 value2
Fields are not searched individually. "fields name,episode" means each
of your search terms is applied against the two fields concatenated with
a space - " ".
dinkypumpkin: You're going to have to find another example to test, though.
Okay, here's one about dolphins (one output is with program in cache, one
without):
get_iplayer --subtitles-only --pid b046w2n8 --verbose
INFO: User prefs dir: C:\.../.get_iplayer
INFO: System options dir: C:\.../get_ipla
On 19/06/2014 12:27, Howard Orgel wrote:
Installation of a previous version put "mmsnothread 1" in GiP's system
options file .
It has survived updates/reinstallations to present. What does it do; and
why might I need it? Removing it seems to have no effect. (Using
If mmsnothread is unset/fal
On 19/06/2014 17:40, Timothy wrote:
Here's my log, though I'm assuming one of my options in the options file is
interfering?
There is nothing wrong with your options, except perhaps that they
indicate you could update get_iplayer. You're going to have to find
another example to test, though.
Help, please.
I am trying to set up a pvr recording for a series where any episode
information contains a given value.
I have set up an entry with the values:
fields name,episode
search0 value1
search1 value2
where value1 is the programme name and value2 is what I am looking for
in the epis
dinkypumpkin: Reply to the list, not to me.
I apologize. I didn't catch the mistake until quite a bit later.
dinkypumpkin: This command works fine here:
get_iplayer --subtitles-only --pid b0467gsn
Here's my log, though I'm assuming one of my options in the options file is
interfering?
get_ipl
GiP v2.86, WinXP Pro32 SP3, 4 logical processors.
I'm curious:
Installation of a previous version put "mmsnothread 1" in GiP's system
options file .
It has survived updates/reinstallations to present. What does it do; and
why might I need it? Removing it seems to have no effect. (Using
"--pref
On 19/06/2014 11:13, Timothy wrote:
dinkypumpkin: It would help if you gave an example to test.
This has only six hours left, but PID b0467gsn.
Reply to the list, not to me.
Downloading subtitles has nothing to do with whether or not associated
programme is in the cache. This command works f
On 19/06/2014 05:02, Timothy wrote:
I noticed that if a program is not in the TV cache, the subtitles won't
download. My usual command for getting subtitles is:
It would help if you gave an example to test.
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