[fl3tch]

ipl2iph ... making the unmissable ... portable

first release for UK only by default, but proxy can be added.

[addertay]

Looks good.. Wish i could try it out.

[toothpick]

I have been waiting ages for this. The it arrives and it works flawlessly.
Top work and thanks for sharing.

Peace Toothpick

This works flawlessly!
I have been playing aroound with Paul Battley's wonderful script on the pc for a while now but the ultimate "holy grail" was being able to download bbc iplayer content directly onto the iPhone rather than the PC and then having to sync through itunes or WinScp.
Thanks to you fl3tch and Paul for all your hard work.
Peace Toothpick

[cadguycad]

Thats really amazing. gonna try it tonight.

[tigermad]

Ran the script in terminal and said yes to all the questions.

Last item of "About to launch iplayer-dl by Paul Battley ..... etc came on
Then an error of "/usr/bin/ipl2iph: line 145: sudo: command not found

Then returns me back to my root directory.

Tried this on 2 iphoned both do exactly the same thing

[fl3tch]

install sudo from cydia

[tigermad]

Originally Posted by fl3tch

install sudo from cydia

Cheers, that worked

Just to let you know the directory is incorrect. It puts a video directory in this directory:

\private\var\mobile\Applications\Documents\Air Sharing\

But airsharings directory (on my iphone) is:

\private\var\mobile\Applications\05994EE4-D85D-4576-9044-E9E62D723B23\Documents\Air Sharing\

So I have to keep moving the video when it has downloaded. Unfortunately Airsharing doesnt support symlinks from this directory.

[fl3tch]

forgot air sharing had an update which changed the apps foldername to have no spaces, have updated the scripts accordingly

[cadguycad]

trying to install the latest version but it keeps running the installation of iplayer-dl.

anyone else getting this? or know how to get it running from here?

EDIT....(in case anyone else gets this!)

Got it working i think. 3 things i did:
i ran airsharing for first time,
and fix user permissions in bossprefs

I had to login into root (su root - alpine if you haven't altered it) and then rerun the script.