Help please with --pid-recursive

Michael Gregory mike at mikegregory.net
Mon Apr 6 07:53:26 PDT 2026


Hi,

I did make an embarrassing typo in the actual pid... but you got the idea.
Cut and paste it this time.
Series 1 pid is m00085sw (not sv)

There's loads of old stuff on iPlayer now, since they removed the 7 day, and then 28 day limits.

6 Apr 2026 2:19:49 pm Budge <ajebay at errichel.co.uk>:

> Good find.  Didn't see that but now I know I might use that for any other old series.  Great to know the data is still there after all this time.
> Regards,
> Budge
> 
> On 05/04/2026 23:42, Michael Gregory wrote:
>> Hi,
>> You can just use the series 1 pid m00085sv
>> Found after the "structural" at the end of the link to "Series 1" (you have to be on the page for a series 2 or 3 show).
>> 5 Apr 2026 10:50:53 pm Budge <ajebay at errichel.co.uk>:
>> Like a prodigal I am returning and have forgotten all I know.
>>> I am trying to re-record series 1 of "The Capture" but not series 2 and series 3 which are already in my system.  Please can you advise if using scripts I can use --pid-recursive but omit series 2 and 3.  If I run this now and use --force I end up with overwriting all three series.  Not a disaster but wasteful.  BTW this assumes series 1 will still be found.
>>> Alastair.
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>> Cheers,
>> Mike

Cheers,
Mike
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Michael Gregory



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