FWIW IRC I've only ever used it on MINT/xfce/rox setups! Works fine for me.
Can't recall the details of installing but I think it was one of the simple
'direct fetch and build' commands to get it from the web.
Jim
In article
, Dave
Widgery wrote:
> My first mistake (p
each channel/station.
Is the idea/aim that *only* a 'BBC app' will work? If so, why impose that
on License Fee payers? Some of whom may simply not have a 'device'. (I
don't.)
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or streaming (and scraping), won't it?
Also, surely they will continue giving their timetables of schedules on BBC
webpages as per now?
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quot;I'm shocked! Round up the usual
suspects!"
Thanks.
Jim
In article <5b26407015...@audiomisc.co.uk>, Jim web
> That makes me wonder if some items like 'Click' may be gippable in
> decent HD rather than the SD on DVB-T2. If so, handy at times.
> Jim
--
large files no problem at all:
Yup! My only *deliberate* use of FAT is if I want to transfer files via a
removable memory device like a USB stick to carry it between one of my
Linux boxes or my RISC OS box. Its the only simply common filer as RO uses
its own - quite different - file system.
Jim
detail. 8=<
That makes me wonder if some items like 'Click' may be gippable in decent
HD rather than the SD on DVB-T2. If so, handy at times.
Jim
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In article , MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane - News wrote:
> On 21/01/2024 11:51, Jim web wrote:
> >
> > Question: Should simply giving the pid as m001vxvk rather than
> > m001vkll cause gip to get the full-length version? Or is that not
> > sufficient? As yet I've al
In article <70cc91a8-cb60-42e8-9f4d-0b0b005b8...@gmx.com>, iz
wrote:
> > On 20 Jan 2024, at 11:16, Jim web wrote:
> >
> > This *also* was ended part-way though the sitting. So I checked the
> > webpage and that states the duration is over 3 hours. Yet what I g
In article <2e076214-aa04-da58-d253-26b497e64...@macfh.co.uk>, MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane - News wrote:
> > Playing either file is fine ... for what it contains. Just that the
> > following section of the sitting seems not to be present.
> Sorry, there was such a break between setting the test downlo
I go is also a tad over 3GB, both times I tried.
Playing either file is fine ... for what it contains. Just that the
following section of the sitting seems not to be present.
Jim
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ing. Doesn't get used by me to store files,
though.
Either way, in the past I've gipped bigger files without this problem.
So I'll try again before 9am tomorrow... assuming we are OK and still have
mains elecricity, etc after the storm! Not looking forwards to that.
Jim
Jim
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In article , David
Taylor wrote:
[snip]
> Jim,
> It's not the FAT/FAT32 file size limit?
Erm. I'm using Linux. No FAT involved here.(1) And so far as I know the BBC
aren't bonkers enough to use FAT for their iPlayer store, etc!
And I've downloaded bigger files in the
e
indicating it was the full sitting of the committee, only the first 1h 33m.
Puzzled by both the truncation differering from what the webpage claims,
and the change of file name.
Am I doing something wrong? Not seen this effect before in years of using
gip for many items.
Jim
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TRAN and C compilers came along for later 'Acorn' machines. Still typing
this on a machine running modern RISC OS. :-)
> Sorry, bit off topic I know but it's horrible weather outside...
Actually, its a decent day here. Need much less heating than a few days
ago!
Jim
In article <809b079f-cc32-2027-f825-520c77614...@macfh.co.uk>, MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane - News wrote:
> On 28/03/2023 15:51, Jim web wrote:
> >
> Sorry to hear about your wife, commiserations to you both.
> > In article , MacFH
> > - C E Macfarlane - News wrote:
&
f I look in usr/lib/ I can see directories for Python
2.7, 3, 3.6, 3.7, and 3.8.
When I get a chance I'll go back to the beginning and re-install (or try
to) the current version of yt-dlp. I usually cheat and make it local, but
will try and install as normally described.
Jim
--
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In article , MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane - News wrote:
> On 27/03/2023 10:44, Jim web wrote:
> Glad to see you're still alive and kicking. I'd noticed your absence in
> another place and was a little worried for you.
Warning for the sensitive. Much of the following is even more
ss, though. OTOH I'm
wary of installing many 3.7 things in case that b*88*rs something else that
uses Python!
Jim
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biog http:/
and don't want to install every
3.7 item that synaptic list if that isn't needed. Nor find I have to remove
Python 3.6!
Can anyone clarify/help, please?
Running a Mint xfce distro.
Thanks,
Jim
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Armstron
readable text version. Not found one yet, so
does anyone have a URL for one?
Ta,
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hat the iPlayer had a page for it saying that
it was TXd 28th. But no modes available this morning. PITA.
Jim
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sn't possible or I didn't find the correct
URL. Or messed up some other way!
The main page that lists the items is here
https://www.channel4.com/programmes/time-team
Ta,
Jim
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cularly important. Does the "Full HD"
have better sound than the now-standard 192k for TV? (The old 320k for TV
having sadly been knocked on the head when someone at the BBC noticed it
was still going out without them intending it!)
Jim
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In article , MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane - News wrote:
> On 20/04/2022 12:27, Jim web wrote:
> > In article , MacFH -
> > C E Macfarlane - News wrote:
> >>
> >> I can understand that this might happen if the PIDs are the same, but
> >> it's not my exper
In article , MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane - News wrote:
> On 18/04/2022 14:26, Jim web wrote:
> >
> > I may be missing the point. But for ages now whenever I fetch a radio
> > programme I get the 'podcast' version. I've assumed this was the norm,
> > nowdays.
a radio
programme I get the 'podcast' version. I've assumed this was the norm,
nowdays.
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sound in the places where people may sit.
Jim
[1] Note that by 'image' here I don't mean the effect of having the sounds
come from instruments/voices "hung on a line between the two speakers". I
mean the more dimensional sense of place, distance, and acoustic you can
get from
rs
that have javascript 'off'. So avoids many of the pitfalls of other forums
(fora?). FWIW I know who runs it as he is a UKHHSoc member.
Jim
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ck-schedules of
recent weeks?
I have found various old series, etc, that popped up on iplayer. But this
has been a mix of accident and 'one thing leads to another'. Not any form
of index or catalogue. The problem being unknown unknowns.
Jim
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Is it actually a virus?
I ask because I don't use Windows or Macs, and only use RISC OS for emails
or news.
Haven't clicked the link on principle - but since I doubt any
Linux/Windows/Mac virus would run on RO so I wonder if it is something
else.
Jim
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On 01 Nov, w...@audiomisc.co.uk wrote:
> In article <79eb3d328942aa81b1d5c6affef94...@wingsandbeaks.org.uk>,
> Jeremy Nicoll - ml gip wrote:
> > On 2020-10-30 17:36, Jim Lesurf wrote:
> > Did you try specifying alternate CDNs?
> That's my next experiment. cf
In article <79eb3d328942aa81b1d5c6affef94...@wingsandbeaks.org.uk>,
Jeremy
Nicoll - ml gip wrote:
> On 2020-10-30 17:36, Jim Lesurf wrote:
> > This morning when I tried to fetch some items the download rate was
> > much slower than usual. i.e. about a 1/10th what is norma
it clears up. But will do tomorrow, so any feedback welcome.
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ferent so want to check
the above means I did things correctly and have the right item from the
right source. [Note of advance apology: I had to retype the above, so there
might be a typo somewhere!]
Ta.
Jim
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r on YT. Not all of which seem to have been re-issued by
'Eloquence'. Like his playing as it sounds like music rather than an
academic exercise. :-)
Jim
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In article <23d53a18-a768-4b45-8b96-5710e1070...@gmail.com>,
VeniVidiVideo
wrote:
> On Sep 22, 2020, at 12:20 PM, Jim web wrote:
> > I've never looked at uploading anything for YT. The question in my
> > mind is as follows:
> >
> > Yes, it generally offers
getting the 'best' audio from YT
simply may mean the least harm from a transcode YT has done. Or are
uploaders expected to provide multiple versions? I suspect not.
If my suspicion is correct, the 'best' would be to find the version as
uploaded, I assume.
Jim
--
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;d now need trimming. Just an idea, though.
So, does anyone have a copy of the 'earlier' version? If so, they can find
out. I do have a few old cassettes but I'd have to dig them out. However I
think they'll have been on iPlayer before.
Jim
--
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ng unfair the purely commercial 'competitors'.
The BBC simply does not have the same freedoms that commercial operations
have because its basis is quite different.
Jim
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me recordings'. ;->
One of the curios here is the clash between trying to limit home recording
and then using it to recover 'lost' material decades later. Various items
have appeared again having been recovered from private recordings.
Jim
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uite a spur put to this by
'lockdown'. Some 'box setting' has been occurring.
So I suggest that your view isn't quite correct.
The key point is that in general people *outwith* the UK do NOT have any
'permission or right' to make recordings or even *view* the UK-
e are making use of what the rest of us
happily pay a license fee to support. And find use of gip very handy as a
way - in the UK and having paid the fee - to watch and listen to BBC
output.
But also because it increases pressure on the BBC to block gip access,
which for me - and many others - woul
ways in terms of
mousebutton actions, etc?
Sorry if my questions are numpty. I just install ROX as the desktop.
FWIW Usually on Linux Mint xfce.
Jim
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rear right rather than every speaker
> except front left. That's damned hard even with modern computers.
IIRC some decoders added 'logic steering' to try and guesstimate
improvements. But TBH I suspected that by the time it had been though the
LP cutting/making process in pre-CD
ged by other imperfections along the way.
Thus even the 'official' decoding definition might not be optimum.
Jim
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d. But nowdays the only drawback of 'decode once, properly' is
the load of storing larger (output) files as they have four channels, I
assume.
I'd assumed there were now some open source decoders available that do the
trick. But my interest in 'surround sound' is prett
In article <586ac7e6c4...@audiomisc.co.uk>, Jim web
wrote:
> Please tell us the PID as I'm curious about this and would be interested
> in investigating it.
FWIW I did a search and the only item I hit was
https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b04vdykh
which is stated to be una
ding the matrix encoded version. But I
don't know what software they/you are referring to. There were a number of
matrix encodings used in the past.
Please tell us the PID as I'm curious about this and would be interested in
investigating it.
Jim
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browsers, js off, etc. Avoids a common problem of eye-glaring
layout with the text scattered thinly amongst a lot of irritating needless
eye-candy.
Still not as good as an email list IMHO, but it works for those who want a
web forum.
Jim
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'd be happy for any web forums to vanish, and maybe just
be email lists. But I'd hate to lose the email lists as they can be very
useful as a way to share info.
Jim
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had your hats in the ring for so
> long your opinions/ideas should be heard.
FWIW I just use this email list, so have no view on any web forums that may
be distinct from it. However I guess that does leave a potential problem
for people who don't know about email lists, etc.
Jim
--
In article , Dave Liquorice
wrote:
> On Tue, 31 Mar 2020 09:53:16 +0100, Jim web wrote:
> > But with digital LPCM transfers they should just 'pass the parcel' and
> > deliver at the end of the chain what got put in at the start.
> Assuming the clocks at each en
In article <20200401095041.ga4...@mooli.org.uk>, Peter Corlett
wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 01, 2020 at 10:12:26AM +0100, Jim web wrote: [...]
> > I'm now wondering if a cheap 'crystal detector' and a DVM might do the
> > job given an input filter... It would at leas
e know?
I'm now wondering if a cheap 'crystal detector' and a DVM might do the job
given an input filter... It would at least show up bursts of interference.
Jim
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f some tuners.
But the PLUTO should also be useful for other investigations. :-)
Jim
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In article <2ba46893-ed2c-78c5-c502-89c02ad20...@errichel.co.uk>, Budge
wrote:
> Hi Jim, Many thanks for the reply. Leaving aside the bluetooth for a
> moment how should I make sense of the different attenuation options?
> Should I put all in the chain to max except the headphone
In article <277a5cfb-07d2-6b24-aabe-21f1ed76d...@errichel.co.uk>, Budge
wrote:
> This is an OT but I hope Jim Web or others with knowledge can give me
> some guidance in sorting out a noise issue:
> I am having some problems with very unpleasant and loud clicks when
> pla
n is halved. Down from 60Mbps to 30.
The fetches all show as being '/bi' so I'm wondering if a change of CDM
might be worth a try? Anyone have any current experience of this making a
difference to transfer rate?
Jim
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In article <6682de94-957d-ee10-3645-22f4d6597...@macfh.co.uk>, MacFH - C
E
Macfarlane wrote:
> Hi Jim ...
> On 30/12/2019 17:34, Jim web wrote:
> > I'm having a problem with getting the most recent 'Sky at Night'
> > programme
> >
> > https:/
-i' mode to fetch details of the programme and the
only think I noticed is that it *only* offers one 'version' IIRC 'orginal'.
But I'm not sure what in the info may be a clue to the failure.
Is there something odd about this programme's data, or am I doing some
maybe that ignores the AD and just gives me the normal
audio? If I remember, I'll drop the file onto ffprobe to see what it
contains.
Jim
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In article <113575b3-3dac-ba08-eb2b-b0c099b63...@zoho.com>, RS
wrote:
> On 04/12/2019 15:42, Jim web wrote:
> > In article <581d19c687...@audiomisc.co.uk>, Jim web
> > Alas, this just gives me the same 96k. Even when the info contains the
> > following as per
In article <581d19c687...@audiomisc.co.uk>, Jim web
wrote:
> In article <603b6aab-a35b-ecc6-e34b-ed0e72b51...@zoho.com>, RS
> wrote:
> > You can use a list of modes in order of preference.
> > --radiomode=dafhigh,dafstd,dafmed
Alas, this just gives me the same 96
and get the best available in each
case. Still seems a worry that the BBC seem to be 'phasing out' 320k aac
for WS, though. Maybe this is like the 320k mode for TV which they've not
noticed was being produced... until now. But removing it for *UK* listeners
whilst keeping i
]
name:People Fixing the World
nameshort: People Fixing the World
pid: w3csz1pf
player: https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3csz1pf
runtime: 23
Despite the above having 'med' modes my fetch was 96k but I'll try again
with other mode setting
I also focussed on DVB-T2 for Proms videos this year. Where, of course,
other deckchairs have been shuffled, with more to come, and also the threat
to the muxes which might axe BBC4 TV entirely! :-/
Our local muxs just got shuffled and the details were nothing like what was
pre-announced. Sti
o the quality offerred seems to vary, but I can't see a pattern as
to why. However in the past all the fetches I got were 320k rate. Now it
seems 'pot luck'.
I also just noticed that some WS items now have very long pids.
Deckchairs seem to be moving...
Jim
--
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0k from WS in the past. And the last time I
checked, Scotland was still within the UK. So am I doing something wrong,
or has something changed, or do I mis-remember... or is there a way now to
get 320k from WS?
Jim
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In article
,
Andy Wedge wrote:
> >I'm getting a lot of "403 Forbidden" playlist errors today in get_iplayer.
> It's a known issue. See https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/wiki/issues
Thanks for that! I got the error this morning and was about to report
was there because I don't have a mobile device, so didn't know
about the app at all!
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iPlayer users.
I'll see if I can find out something more reliable, unless someone else
here already has a *reliable* source - i.e. not the DM.
Jim
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litics, events,
economics, news, and at the BBC', read PE. :-)
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Audio Mi
In article ,
Jeremy
Nicoll - ml gip wrote:
> On 2019-09-04 14:46, Jim web wrote:
> > A give-away is to look at 7:30pm on Monday. Here in Scotland that was
> > the programme about travelling the Scottish Lochs. I've not yet found
> > a schedule which includes this.
e been wondering if the mess-about is due to someone developing
"Zounds!" breaking what worked because it suited them.
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biog ht
he channel
I can now write a new set of links for 'today' covering the TV and Radio
stations I want. :-)
Shame that there seems not to be a static way to tell the parsing
'yesterday' as per the established URLs I have been using.
Thanks again,
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e with or without it.
[big snip]
Thanks very much for the list! :-)
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Audio
x27;s what it looked
like when I tried it here.
A give-away is to look at 7:30pm on Monday. Here in Scotland that was the
programme about travelling the Scottish Lochs. I've not yet found a
schedule which includes this. But will now investigate the pids James
Scholes gave as it may wel
at *just* show one
station without the carousel wrapper.
So, progress, but annoying. Seems mad that the radio schedules now need a
pid in the URL for a day listing rather than the channel name, and can't
parse 'yesterday' etc. However the last time this happened it evaporated
again
was
broadcast on Monday at 7:30pm.
I've emailed 'someone' about this at the BBC, and am posting this here to
check if others find the same change in parsing, and that it makes things
less convenient and 'human readable'. And if anyone knows the pids for the
individua
xdown. Otherwise the creator of the 5.1. may make
different assumptions to the end-user's renderer, and the result is
degraded in some way.
In essence there is more than one 'way', and so the chosen 'way' also needs
to be communicated and correctly employed. This may not alway
have to shoot anyone who read the content. 8-]
Summary: The previous 320k is indeed now ended. But there are reasons to
hope we'll see some better audio again for the TV streams. The great shame
is that we lost 320k before this year's Proms! :-/ But people at the BBC do
want to provide be
In article <57d50a493f...@audiomisc.co.uk>, Jim web
> Can't pin the date down exactly, but around the start of July the rate
> dropped from 320 to 128. I'll try asking, but any reply depends on a
> 'pass the parcel' at the BBC, so no idea when I'll get a re
use GIP is to fetch items before 9am. This lets me
dodge them counting towards a 'cap', and avoids the tendency for our net
connection to be slowed down in the evenings, causing problems with
reliable streaming.
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een some examples of the 'legal' tag
in the downloads of some items.
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someone at the BBC who may know
what has happened. I await any response. Fingers crossed. :-)
Given the Proms start *tomorrow* I really hope this is a temporary glitch
that is fixed before tomorrow evening!
Jim
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Armstr
try asking, but any reply depends on a 'pass
the parcel' at the BBC, so no idea when I'll get a response or how helpful
it may be!
Jim
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t; enquire/complain. An obvious choice for this would be Jim, but I know
> that he's not been in the best of health recently, nevertheless if he or
> anyone else with contacts is reading this and decides to act, we may be
> able to find out.
I'll ask 'someone I know'. Th
it easier for me to have multiple versions available for when behaviour
changes between versions.
Jim
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additional packages that need to be installed to satisfy
> dependencies.
As I think I've said, I tend to use synaptic. I've assumed this *does*
handle dependencies, etc. It certainly seems to from its interface reports.
Is this wrong?
Jim
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In article <57c692e511...@audiomisc.co.uk>, Jim web
wrote:
> Well, simply following the first advice and adding the libxml2-dev
> package (the non -dev already being present) didn't work. So I'm trying
> to establish which packages I *do* need (or not). Partly so I
>
In article , Alan C.
Foster wrote:
> > Install the PPA from here
> >
> >
> > https://launchpad.net/~jon-hedgerows/+archive/ubuntu/get-iplayer
> >
> > I've been doing that in Linux Mint for years. It gets updated
> > automatically by the Mint update
xml-libxml-perl libcgi-pm-perl"
Before I try it, and to avoid needless addition of items I might not
actually need yet get gip working again: Is the above apt install correct
and should solve the problem? i.e. That's the list of packages I need?
Jim
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other things for it to work.
Is it no longer possible to simply git a version of gip and have that work
without quite seperately finding the perl items? Or is my memory simply
faulty? (No surprise if so! :-/ )
Jim
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ost probably they're the ones you need.
limxml2 was installed.
I installed libxml2-dev as well, but, alas, it still doesn't work. :-/
Jim
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zip about perl.
Can someone please explain which packages I should install for gip to work
as usual?
Thanks,
Jim
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nough to spot a pattern.
However if anyone else encounters examples, I'd be interested to know about
them.
Jim
* In the past using the '2' tended to give faster fetches than when I
don't.
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Armst
uff" from the main programme. Usually of less of interest, or
relying on 'banter' to show the BBC are "down wiv da yoof" wrt podcasting.
Its a minor irritant to skip the 'ads'. More concerning from my POV is the
apparent unavailablity in some cases of anything abo
effect of the desperate rollout of 'Sounds'. Or do I
mean "Zounds!" as it seems a bit like going back into the past?... :-)
Jim
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In article <20190317180730.0ebc5...@roadkill.i.lucanops.net>, Nick
wrote:
> On Sun, 17 Mar 2019 16:58:19 +0000 (GMT) Jim web
> wrote:
> >
> > http://ukhhsoc.torrens.org/upload.html
> Now that is how web applications should be. With JS off I get a nice
> plain H
In article ,
Jeremy
Nicoll - ml gip wrote:
> On 2019-03-17 14:08, Jim web wrote:
> > FWIW I did try looking at the source code for one of the BBC pages
> > involved here. But couldn't see any sign of a pattern that I
> > recognised as an actual pid. :-/
> For a p
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