
$ ./iview-cli -p Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device: Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device (_video/endofservice_audio_650000.mp4) The above is from the Python iview client. Does anyone know a way around this? -- My Main Blog http://etbe.coker.com.au/ My Documents Blog http://doc.coker.com.au/

On 01/07/15 20:54, Russell Coker wrote:
$ ./iview-cli -p Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device: Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device (_video/endofservice_audio_650000.mp4)
The above is from the Python iview client. Does anyone know a way around this?
At this stage I just do an occasional "git pull" until the fix appears :-)

On 01/07/15 20:54, Russell Coker wrote:
$ ./iview-cli -p Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device: The above is from the Python iview client. Does anyone know a way around this?
As an interim measure, you can watch an iview clip with vlc using the following bash script wrapper (please excuse the grep parsing!). The first section generates an iview episode list in 'menu.lst', if that is all you want. -- #!/bin/bash # iview player, requires curl, zenity, vlc # Usage: ./iview.sh ["keyword"] if [[ ! -f menu.lst || $(find menu.lst -mmin +10) ]] then cred=$(echo -n feedtest:abc123 | base64) url="https://tviview.abc.net.au/iview/feed/samsung/?keyword=index" curl -H "Authorization:Basic $cred" $url >iv.json cd='<!\[CDATA' grep -oP "(?<=\t<title>$cd)\[[^][]*\]" iv.json >title.lst grep -oP "(?<=\t<subtitle>$cd)\[[^][]*\]" iv.json >subtitle.lst grep -oP "(?<=<abc:videoAsset>$cd\[)[^][]*(?=\])" iv.json >asset.lst paste title.lst subtitle.lst asset.lst | sort >menu.lst fi grep -i "$1" menu.lst | tr '\t' '\n' >selection.txt stream=$(zenity --list <selection.txt --print-column=3 \ --column="series" --column="episode" --column="asset" --hide-column=3) if [ "$stream" == "" ]; then exit; fi vlc $stream

On 01/07/15 20:54, Russell Coker wrote:
$ ./iview-cli -p Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device: Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device (_video/endofservice_audio_650000.mp4)
The above is from the Python iview client. Does anyone know a way around this?
The latest fix is now in.

On Sun, Jul 05, 2015 at 11:17:56PM +1000, Allan Duncan wrote:
On 01/07/15 20:54, Russell Coker wrote:
$ ./iview-cli -p Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device: Sorry, iview is no longer available on this device (_video/endofservice_audio_650000.mp4)
The above is from the Python iview client. Does anyone know a way around this?
The latest fix is now in.
After this fix, the only thing that differs is the error message: Connecting ... INFO: Connected... ERROR: Closing connection: NetStream.Play.StreamNotFound The listing of programs works with the cli version, not the download. The gtk version does not even give a listing. There is another application called WebDL which worked for me for a few days and then started giving errors: [cli][info] Available streams: 180p, 288p, 360p (best), 40k (worst) [cli][info] Opening stream: 360p (hls) [stream.hls][error] Failed to open segment 1: Unable to open URL: http://iviewum-vh.akamaihd.net/i/playback/_definst_/_video/news_4CNs_Tx_0607... (404 Client Error: Not Found) This message apppears no matter what program one chooses. Sam
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