How to use iView (ABC Australia) downloaders

[Anywho]

Originally Posted by gxdata

As Anywho says, the Wed 8Sept 7.30 Report has been there a while, but as of today (Monday) the last for the week (Thurs) isn't. Maybe it will be remedied tomorrow.

It's been fixed now. Thursday (9/Sep/10) and yesterday's (13/Sep/10) is up on iView

[gxdata]

Wed 22/09/2010 Lateline Business isn't listed.
What do I need to do to discover if this is a typo glitch, or if they just skipped a day (forgot to mount it)?
I reckon it's another typo problem.

[Anywho]

Originally Posted by gxdata

Wed 22/09/2010 Lateline Business isn't listed.
What do I need to do to discover if this is a typo glitch, or if they just skipped a day (forgot to mount it)?
I reckon it's another typo problem.

Looks like they haven't listed it. I used the batch file downloader to select the 23/09/2010 show and changed the filename in cache\download_list.xml.
Eg: Instead of news/latelinebusiness_100923.mp4 make it news/latelinebusiness_100922.mp4

[gxdata]

Originally Posted by Anywho

Looks like they haven't listed it. I used the batch file downloader to select the 23/09/2010 show and changed the filename in cache\download_list.xml.
Eg: Instead of news/latelinebusiness_100923.mp4 make it news/latelinebusiness_100922.mp4

I did much the same - iViewNapper has a Debug switch, that writes a batch file; so in that .bat file I changed the episode info in a similar way to you and 'nothing happened'. Is there a switch in rtmpdump that shows a 'file not found' message? What's the URL for the cache\download_list.xml file?
Actually, I recall now that (a few weeks ago) when using the commandline batch downloader that you jointly authored, I edited that xml file while the batch operation was active, then re-ran the download request.

[Anywho]

Originally Posted by gxdata

I did much the same - iViewNapper has a Debug switch, that writes a batch file; so in that .bat file I changed the episode info in a similar way to you and 'nothing happened'. Is there a switch in rtmpdump that shows a 'file not found' message? What's the URL for the cache\download_list.xml file?

Don't know why it didn't work for 'Napper, but I used iView_Downloader_v15.70.bat. Then I selected the 23/09/2010 show and went back to the main menu. After that, I edited the "download_list.xml" file (there should be a "cache" directory in the directory that iView_Downloader_v15.70.bat is in) so that the file name had the date changed from 23 to 22.

[Lateline Business 23/09/10][news/latelinebusiness_100923.mp4]

to

[Lateline Business 22/09/10][news/latelinebusiness_100922.mp4]

Then I selected the "Download the shows..." option and downloaded it. Yes, it is the 22/09/2010 show that I downloaded not the 23/09/2010

[gxdata]

Originally Posted by Anywho

Yes, it is the 22/09/2010 show that I downloaded not the 23/09/2010

OK, have followed that and it's downloading.
Again, thanks for your help.

[Stream Ripper]

Awesome - glad you got it figured out!

[MickJT]

The downloads in my client have to resume every 60 seconds. Has something changed? Can someone post an example command line input?

[gxdata]

Originally Posted by MickJT

The downloads in my client have to resume every 60 seconds. Has something changed? Can someone post an example command line input?

No.

I have a problem with 3 videos, all in the series "triple j like a version 2010". Nothing else has been a problem today.

40, 41, 42 all hiccup severely at 56.5% and I have to terminate the rtmpdump.exe program.
[Edit]
Same problem 30/09

[gxdata]

RSS feed for Recently Added has changed -

see iView message board post
http://www2b.abc.net.au/tmb/Client/M...624&ps=50&dm=2

You can check all iView feeds here -
http://www.abc.net.au/tv/iview/feeds.htm

Latest URL is -
http://tviview.abc.net.au/iview/rss/recent.xml