[access-uk] Re: Radio Downloader bad news and request for alternatives
- From: Aman Singer <aman.singer@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 2 Jul 2013 07:07:24 -0400
Hello.
Use the Jaws cursor in the command line get_iplayer. You are quite
right, Jaws does not properly read the text from the command line, but
by using the Jaws cursor to read the screen, you can see what has
happened all over the screen. The jaws read-line command will, when
using the PC cursor, read you the current line of the screen, so
accessing that is not a problem.
Aman
On 7/1/13, Henry Miller <henry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Hi Deddajay
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> Please could you advise which is the best solution for someone using Jaws
> V11, either use the command line within get_iplayer or the search link
> within web pvr manager? When I run get_iplayer I'm not sure where jaws is
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> Henry
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> From: access-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> [mailto:access-uk-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> On Behalf Of Deddajay
> Sent: 01 July 2013 01:20
> To: access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [access-uk] Re: Radio Downloader bad news and request for
> alternatives
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> Hi Colin
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> I just typed "johnnie Walker" and "three act tragedy". Today's Sounds of
> the
> 70's downloaded no problem, and all 5 episodes of Poirot downloaded. The
> first episode of the Poirot series doesn't have Poirot in the title so it
> wouldn't have been found if I'd used it.
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> I've been playing with this all day today, working out various combinations
> of commands. I've found that once an episode has downloaded it won't
> download again unless you add the command --force. It's no where near as
> convenient as Radio Downloader but at least it works. I've set up a word
> doc
> with various combinations of commands so that I can just paste and copy
> into
> Get-iplayer, having made any adjustments needed first.
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> Hope this helps.
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> Cheers
> Deddajay
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> On 01/07/2013 00:38, Colin Howard wrote:
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> Greetings,
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> You advise us to type:
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> get_iplayer --type=radio --get "name of program"
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> what format is the program name?
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> Let us say I want to get hold of Sounds of the Seventies from Radio 2 for
> Sunday 2013 06 30, what exactly would I enter in the field where the
> program
> being desired is placed? How intelligent is the program? I assume also it
> will get the latest of any program so, for instance, if I want a program in
> five episodes such as one of the series on R4E such as in the crime and
> thrillers, how accurate do I have to be? I may wish to obtain part 3
> broadcast last Wednesday but now, it is Monday morning.
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> A case in point is "Poirot 3 Act Tragedy" which was as shown on the R4E
> website, if I simply put as above, what, if anything is given? Obviously,
> the details then go on to say "Episode 3" and on the next line on the
> website it gives the strapline associated with part 3.
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> Also, the program is first on Wednesday at 6:00, then 13:00, then 20:00 and
> finally Thursday at 01:00.
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