Is there a problem with the way the XML files of programmes available are
parsed? (I'm using version 2.92 on Ubuntu 14.10). Apologies for a long post on
my first email but I hope it's clear.
For example, I want to download the programme Tatau on BBC3. I tried
downloading using the PVR function
> P.S. Just got Malwarebytes to removed 139 PUP files - great free trial of
> on-time monitoring. MS Security Essentials missed them all.
You're comparing apples and oranges or something like that :-)
PUP is generally not the same as Malware - you may not want a program which
pops up offers to
> Now for this morning's BBC News item about the exhibition of photos from the
> Shackleton voyage in 1915.
Completely OT, but if you're anywhere near London then do call into the Royal
Geographical Society on Exhibition Road to see the photos - the exhibition is
free and absolutely superb!
St
> And I wonder if the BBC 3 yoof market can be ar$ed to watch stuff 'live' too.
> Somehow with modern lives so ephemeral I doubt it.
> Massive FAIL for the Beeb. CJB
Surely the reason that BBC3 is going on-line only is because younger people
don't watch live TV but they do watch stuff on tablets
> It's many years since I did any programming, I'm more at home in an
> engineering environment so wading through lines and lines of code doesn't
> come easily. But having said that, I recently came across an issue where GIP
> was asking me if I wanted to delete some programmes as
> they'd bee
The checker here https://www.radioandtvhelp.co.uk/ says that Crystal Palace is
OK but I'm not sure where it gets its information.
Steve
-Original Message-
From: get_iplayer [mailto:get_iplayer-boun...@lists.infradead.org] On Behalf Of
David Cantrell
Sent: 03 January 2017 14:48
To: get_i
>> Lifelong learning! Great fun!
> Yes... I don't know whether your mailer/browser supports Ancient Greek
> characters, but
> γηράσκω δ' αἰεὶ πολλά διδασκόμενος =>
Less elegant than the Greek, but I have always felt that a day in which I
learn something new is a day which hasn’t been waste
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