I see easily exploitable tech.-scam issues with this, waiting to destroy banks!

FIRST download the latest static build of ffmpeg and extract ffmpeg.exe to C:/program files (x86)/get_iplayer/
SECOND right-click any empty space on your desktop and open a new text file. Rename it combined_script.bat; right-click on it and select EDIT.
THIRD cut-and-paste the following into your batch file:

::Begin batch script
C:
cd “C:/program files (x86)/get_iplayer/
::Begin get_iplayer script
get_iplayer –force –raw –modes flashhd,flashvhigh –subtitles –pid b00yourprogramme -o “C:/get_iplayer recordings/downloaded_progamme.flv”
::Long switch –raw prevents transcoding conflicts. Note short switch -o (preceding output filename) is preceded by one hyphen; long switches are preceded by two hyphens.
pause
::Pause is optional and requires operator input to proceed to remuxing stage, but it is useful for debug purposes.
::Begin ffmpeg script
cd “C:/program files (x86)/get_iplayer/
ffmpeg -i “C:/get_iplayer recordings/downloaded_progamme.flv” -acodec copy -vcodec copy remuxed_programme.mp4
::Note all ffmpeg switches are preceded by a single hyphen; ffmpeg does not require output switch (-o) to precede output filename
pause
::Pause is optional and requires operator input to close command line interface, but it is useful for debug purposes.
::End batch script

Change –pid b00yourprogramme to suit your download, of course.

FOURTH save batch file and double-click it to run.

The batch file can be rewritten to take advantage of named pipes if you’d like to dispense with the intermediate flash file; be sure the rest of this script works as intended before investigating your system’s support for named pipes.

just like to say i’m using the Web PVR Manager frontend for get_iPlayer on Windows – hope this will help someone for getting HD progs down:

To use the –flashhd option they’re talking about above, find “Recording Modes” in the “Recording” tab of the sub-navigation and put “flashhd,” without quotes, and yes with the comma, at the front of the list. Click “force recording” (in case you’ve dld the non-HD ver) and then “Save as default” . (Delete any non-HD things you didn’t want.) Then , close and restart the Web PVR Manager – ie,close the browser tabs AND click the DOS box closed. When you restart Web PVR Mgr, the flashhd preference will have “taken”. Check the output of the recording blurb to verify this next time you try to grab an HD prog – it should have the HD dimensions in there – ie:

INFO: width 1280.00
INFO: height 720.00

hth,
smiffy

C:\Program Files\get_iplayer>perl.exe get_iplayer.pl –get 212 –modes=flashstd1
get_iplayer v2.79, Copyright (C) 2008-2010 Phil Lewis
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for details use –warranty.
This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain
conditions; use –conditions for details.
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640.000 kB / 10.92 sec (0.2%)
ERROR: WriteN, RTMP send error 10054 (46 bytes)
ERROR: RTMP_ReadPacket, failed to read RTMP packet body. len: 65693
647.942 kB / 10.92 sec (0.2%)
Download may be incomplete (downloaded about 0.20%), try resuming
INFO: Command exit code 2 (raw code = 512)
WARNING: Failed to stream file C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\Desktop\iPlayer R
ecordings/EastEnders_Omnibus_-_Part_2_b012kpsp_default.partial.mp4.flv via RTMP
INFO: skipping flashstd1 mode
ERROR: Failed to record ‘EastEnders Omnibus – Part 2 (b012kpsp)’

Help Anyone?