New show: NewsReal with Joe & Niall

@brandon, you can try something like this then:
Code:
curl -H "User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; rv:110.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/110.0" https://www.sott.net/xml_engine/sott_talk_radio -s | xq -x /rss/channel/item/enclosure/@url | xargs -L 1 wget
Assuming that you have curl, xq, and wget installed. Hope it helps!
 
Interesting, @Scottie and @Undefined! All a bit above my head, I know nothing about net code & tech. Well, I know a little bit more now having read your links Undefined. :) Yeah I realised after I'd posted earlier that none of the lines given in the error message were even in the SOTT XML.. I went to have a look at castget's downloaded copies of the XML in /tmp/ but it seems it deletes them as soon as they error out. Would make perfect sense if it's a CloudFlare "nope" page being served instead of the XML.. Anyway no worries, thankyou both very much for looking into it!!

Maybe I can just use your curl-pretending-to-be-mozilla command to auto download the SOTT RSS feed, then tell castget to access it from that local copy.. That should work eh? I'll give it a go.. [edit: high five, Undefined :D]

The reason I'm getting podcasts in such a silly way is, it's just the most convenient for me.. I have this commandline-only linux box sitting here, and can just plug in my (purposely non-wifi-capable) mp3 player and sync whatever new podcasts have been downloaded, instead of turning on my laptop, using the mouse to click on stuff, etc...
 
Okay, try again now. I told CloudFlare to stop bot-checking all RSS feeds. I no longer get the Challenge page when I 'curl' an RSS feed from here.

No need really since it caches them, and even if it doesn't, our server caches them at 2 different levels. So, it's extremely unlikely that a DDoS attack on RSS feeds would do any good at all.
 
Okay, try again now. I told CloudFlare to stop bot-checking all RSS feeds. I no longer get the Challenge page when I 'curl' an RSS feed from here.

No need really since it caches them, and even if it doesn't, our server caches them at 2 different levels. So, it's extremely unlikely that a DDoS attack on RSS feeds would do any good at all.

Wow, thanks Scottie! Much appreciated..it works! If you ever do somehow get an attack via RSS, or just would prefer to have that protection enabled, please do change it back though.. 'cos Undefined's method (+ a tweak) worked also, so I can fall back on that :)

Assuming that you have curl, xq, and wget installed. Hope it helps!

Ah my distro has no xq in its repos, looks like.. so I tried just using wget by itself to grab the feed, and pointing castget at that local file. Worked perfectly. Yay! I've learnt heaps of little linuxy things tonight... Cheers!
 
Joe seems to go mute from time to time
Back to hard analog microphones - old sensitive ones - probably would solve the problem. Those don't use any software. Then just publish the raw audio file download and we can go to a specific time in the file and enhance the audio to make it louder and transcribe the quiet parts. So:
1. the regular video publication of Newsreal.
2. raw analog audio recording
Then we'll do the rest and publish.
 
Here are some topics:
Code:
2:05 intro https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=125
5:00 Ireland Rebellion https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=300
15:33 Ukraine https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=933
41:29 US https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=2489
45:24 COP 28 https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=2724
53:23 Russia sanctions not working: https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=3193
54:51 Israel Gaza https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=3291
1:23:02 Russia Finland https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=4982
1:24:57 Mark Zuckerberg  https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=5097
1:25:51 US politics https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=5151
1:26:34 Tucker Carlson interview with David Grusch, FOI Kennedy, Musk on aliens https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=5194
1:33:12 2024 predictions Holiday Greetings  https://youtu.be/WJro0ViZCjE?t=5594
 
Thank you both for keeping us updated throughout the year, your various shirts and of course Niall's subversive sweatshirt. Seriously though, you kept us informed and helped to keep our feet firmly on the ground.
Happy Caesarmas to you both and also Scottie hiding behind the camera.
 
Wow, thanks Scottie! Much appreciated..it works! If you ever do somehow get an attack via RSS, or just would prefer to have that protection enabled, please do change it back though.. 'cos Undefined's method (+ a tweak) worked also, so I can fall back on that :)



Ah my distro has no xq in its repos, looks like.. so I tried just using wget by itself to grab the feed, and pointing castget at that local file. Worked perfectly. Yay! I've learnt heaps of little linuxy things tonight... Cheers!

After reading this discussion I tried to find xq as well. It looks like xq is part of a python tool called yq. I had used jq before to parse data but apparently the python-jq includes xq for parsing XML. About halfway down this page, under the heading "Querying XML" it discusses this tool.
Querying JSON and XML with jq and xq | Ashby
 
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