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sethleedy / GRC-SECURITY-NOW-PODCAST-DOWNLOAD-SCRIPT

Purpose of this BASH script is to allow easy downloading of Security Now (GRC.Com/SecurityNow) podcasts and files related to it.
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Issue downloading High quality videos #8

Closed HoarderofData closed 8 years ago

HoarderofData commented 8 years ago

When I try to download all the high quality videos from when they first became available to up until HD became available with the following command.

bash grc-downloader.sh -vhq -ep 239:385

I get the following output.

`grc-downloader.sh: line 185: [: : integer expression expected

Seth Leedy's GRC Security Now Downloader v1.7 GitHub URL: https://github.com/sethleedy/GRC-SECURITY-NOW-PODCAST-DOWNLOAD-SCRIPT Home URL: http://techblog.sethleedy.name/?p=24172

Latest Episode: 566 Listener Feedback #236

Downloading episodes 239 to 385

Using compression program: bzip2 Uncompressing cache

Check_URL() Error: 8 URL: http://twit.cachefly.net/video/sn/sn0239/sn0239_h264m_864x480_500.mp4 You may have to turn on -skip-digital-cert-check HQ video episode 0239 not found... ^[[B `

sethleedy commented 8 years ago

Ok. Checking on it.

sethleedy commented 8 years ago

So, it seems some of the filenames got a change on Twit's CDN. Also, some of the files are now on a slight URL change. I'll fix up the urls, if there are more changes, let me know.. Old URL: http://twit.cachefly.net/video/sn/sn0457/sn0457_h264m_1280x720_1872.mp4 New URL: http://cdn.twit.tv/video/sn/sn0239/sn0239_h264b_864x480_500.mp4

Video # 239 on Twit: sn0239/sn0239_h264b_864x480_500.mp4 Old filename format: sn0239_h264m_864x480_500.mp4 The new one now has a letter "b" instead of a "m". Yet the new shows, # 566, does not on the HQ, but does on the SD Video Small.

Unless I can find a method to deal with the changes, I'll have to check all the different formats.

Version 1.8 coming up.

sethleedy commented 8 years ago

This should be resolved now. Download version 1.8 and try it out.

I also included a new auto updater. Pass the -u switch and it should update if a new version is available. I suggest adding it to Cron.