Re: [Hampshire] BBC downloads on linux - what do you use?

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Author: Martyn
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To: hampshire
Subject: Re: [Hampshire] BBC downloads on linux - what do you use?
> Date: Sun, 09 Nov 2008 12:39:51 +0000
> From: Ed Beckmann - gmail <edward.beckmann@???>
> Subject: [Hampshire] BBC downloads on linux - what do you use?
> To: hampshire@???
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> Hi All
>
> simple one, really. A while back people discussed how they recorded
> stuff from the BBC, and the simplest answer I found was to just use
> Sound Recorder that is bundled with Ubuntu (gnome-sound-recorder).
> Launch, select 'capture' and press the record button.
>
> I want to subscribe to some podcasts and wonder what people use. BBC
> offers feeds for itunes, zencast and zune and feeds for yahoo and
> goodle. Having no experience at all what do you suggest? All I want is
> for the things to appear once published, and for the option to play them
> on the PC!
>
> Thanks
>
> Ed
>


Another vote for get_iplayer. Theres much more stuff available via
iplayer than there is on their podcast streams, and anything that is
podcasted will be on iplayer too. I only discovered it last week and
it's brilliant. It's a command line jobbie, not a GUI, but that means
you can cron jobs to download anything you're interested in offline
(both radio and TV).

Martyn