It is currently 29 Mar 2024, 01:46
RogerS wrote:Dr.Al wrote:RogerS wrote:Thanks chaps.
Presumably it runs on a Mac ?
Looks like it:Runs on Linux/BSD (Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenBSD and others), macOS (10.10+), Windows (7/8/10)
Mac installation instructions:
https://github.com/get-iplayer/get_iplayer/wiki/osx
I've only ever used it on Ubuntu, but I find it works very well indeed. It's worth keeping it up to date with the latest version - it tends to get updated when the BBC change things.
Many thanks for the link. I'll need to check the best way of getting the UHD video from the Mac into the TV
I do have an Apple TV but suspect it is too old to handle UHD.
EDIT: It is I'll need an Apple TV 4K. Think I'll fire up github on the MacBook and see if it works on that. Only if it does then I'll get an Apple TV 4K and see what it's like.
"The Royal Navy Police hasn't been mentioned once despite indiscipline amongst the crew."
AJB Temple wrote:From that Guardian article I was surprised that the Commander doing the teaching, with full control over a £1.1 billion nuclear sub, was earning only £78,000 annually. Does not sound a huge sum for such a challenging and responsible job.
Gill wrote:It's the relationships that I found particularly unbelievable. The police investigator has personal issues, the first murder victim had a relationship with a CND protester camped on the base doorstep and gave her his barrack room pass which authorised her to pass through base security into his room after his death. Then she gets murdered and it transpires she was the illegitimate child of a local MP. Officers are 'socialising' with ratings. The boat is commanded by a man who has lost the confidence of his superiors to enforce discipline. The Royal Navy Police hasn't been mentioned once despite indiscipline amongst the crew. The list goes on and on.
Woodster wrote:I casually looked at alternatives to Virgin for broadband. We’re on 100 mbps but actually get over that. Sky could only offer us a blazing 15 so we’re still with Virgin …
Sheffield Tony wrote:I was disappointed that mt Virgin "fibre" turned out to be fibre to cabinet then co-ax to the house. But looking on the bright side, I can repair/extend co-ax if needed, harder with fibre. And it does give 350Mb/s, which even my son's gaming can't use up. My excuse is that I do need it for home working (though not on the company, that's iffy), mostly for a decent upload speed.
Phil Pascoe wrote:Our incoming phone lines are dire - even the Openreach engineers will tell you that. Most of my problems were cured however when I had a (brilliant) friend rewire the bungalow (mid '70s) with Cat5 (I ran the cables in) - the speed went from 5mgps (on an exceptionally good day, 1mgps usually) up to 27mgps.
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