iplayer audio to lpcm

[Nick]

On Sat, 8 Nov 2014 14:36:19 +0000
Owen Smith <owen.smith at cantab.net> wrote:

> The person that runs this mailing list has VERY firm views about how
> they should work. This is at odds with every other mailing I have
> ever been on, which must be around 50 by now. He feels it should work
> the same way as a direct email sent to multiple people, in that Reply
> goes just to the sender and Reply to All goes to everyone (but To the
> sender and CC the list). Myself and some others disagree, I think
> this is the wrong way for mailing lists to work and lists should
> change the sender to be from the list and/or change the Reply-To
> header.
> 
> But this argument has been done to death recently on the list and
> there is no point having it again. The list is not going to change
> how it works, this has been made very clear. The person who runs the
> list runs it his way, regardless of any majority view there might or
> might not be on the list.
> 

Your email client is bonkers though! Your replies are above what is
quoted (the opposite arrangement to how English is read), the lines
were not wrapped, and from what you keep saying the reply buttons don't
work ideally.

This email client, Claws, has reply, reply all and reply sender. On all
mailing lists and to all people the 3 buttons work exactly as expected.
I think Evolution needs to have an option changed to work OK with this
list. dinkypumpkin uses Thunderbird, I guess that behaves? Maybe our
clients are picking up on a mailing list specific header and being
sensible, your email client is just ignoring that advice?

You should go back to your vendor about the dodgy email program, but I
should think if they do fix it it will be a case that the fix is in a
future email program not available on your machine - ie new hardware
will be needed for a software design flaw. Or can you not use another
email program? If Thunderbird is available for Apple branded PCs then
surely it is available for Apple branded ARM tablets?

How about installing your own MTA (I like Postfix) and having it rewrite
headers? Oh, is your computer not open enough for that kind of thing? :)

Nick