Stuart <neverrains@google.com> wrote in
news:XnsA40B5160B7B63stuartmonkholocronfs@81.171.92.220:
> REMOVE_THISNorman.MilburnAND_THIS@ntlworld.com (Norman) wrote in
> news:NvOdnWKJnKnrIgvJnZ2dnUVZ7sqdnZ2d@giganews.com:
>
>>
>> All I have so far.
>>
>> Can't get 1974 to work with get_iplayer.
>>
>
> Hi, Norman,
> Episodes 1 to 9 to save you a bit of time - thanks for grabbing the
more
> recent ones, it's amazing how much of a pain recording something in
real
> time becomes so quickly after the luxury of get_iplayer!
> My setup produces mp4 files,not aac - hope that's OK, not a deliberate
> choice if I'm honest.
> Cheers,
> Stuart
>
Many thanks for the fills. My setup produces m4a files by default but my
mp3 player doesn't know what to do with them so I convert them to aac.
It used to be possible to force get_iplayer to produce aac files but
keeping up with the changes was a pain so now I'm going with the flow.
It's a bit Mickey Mouse but this will convert every m4a file in D:\TEMP
into an aac file in D:\TEMP\AAC using the copy of ffmpeg.exe that comes
with get_iplayer (Windows only).
:: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
:: CONVERT.CMD
:: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
@ECHO On
if "%1"=="CONVERT" goto CONVERT
D:
cd "\TEMP"
for %%i in (*.m4a) do call %0 CONVERT "%%i"
pause
goto END
:CONVERT
md AAC
if exist AAC\CONVERTED.aac del AAC\CONVERTED.aac
C:\PROGRA~1\get_iplayer\ffmpeg.exe -i %2 -c:a copy AAC\CONVERTED.aac
cd AAC
ren CONVERTED.AAC %2
ren *.M4A *.aac
cd..
:END
|
|