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Episode: 908
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Title: HPR0908: TV Downloader TED
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Source: https://hub.hackerpublicradio.org/ccdn.php?filename=/eps/hpr0908/hpr0908.mp3
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Transcribed: 2025-10-08 04:44:45
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Hello everyone, it's Riddlebox. Sorry it's been so long since I've done a podcast. Today
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I'm going to tell you about my kind of sort of home DVR setup that I have at the moment.
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This isn't another show talking about Myth TV. This is a little bit different. The Myth TV
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project is a great project. I used to use Myth TV until something happened to my Myth TV
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backend server and I lost all the tuner cards which can get very expensive to replace.
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That's why I looked at another solution. And the solution that I found that works great
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for me is a program called TED or Torrent Episode Downloader. It's a Java app that you
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can download from TED.nu. You just download a, I think it's a tar.gz file or is it file
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one of the two and extract that to a folder. I put it in my home directory and you can
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put it wherever you want. And then you just change directory into that folder and you
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issue command Java-jar-ted.jar-space-no-tray and no-tray spelled lowercase-no-capital-t-r-a-y.
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You hit enter and the TED interface will come up and you can basically click on Add
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Show and it will come up with a list of the popular shows I guess you could say or maybe
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shows that people have put in there that the TED developers have thought were very good
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and worthwhile. So you can scroll through it, you can search through a show, you can even
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add a custom show. And when you, when you, I'll click on 30 back here, when you select
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a show it even brings up like tv.com listing of the show telling the next time it'll air
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and you can tell it to just record the next episode or you can tell it to record the last
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aired episode or even custom episode which is good when you want to say get a whole season.
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You can just go through select custom episode and choose the different seasons that it allows.
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There is an option to download it in HD quality. I don't do it because you know the quality
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is pretty good anyway. It's got extras in the extra folder that you can set up your
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torrent you know how often you want it to search for new episodes where you want it to
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download to how you know the torrent you select the most seeders or the ratio you want.
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I did have an issue where I had to go in. I was getting a lot of files that didn't work.
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So I had to go in and I had to check do not download files with these extensions. Zip,
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RAR or R01 and R01 and then I select do not download torrents from private trackers
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and then I also made sure the automatic episode scheduler was on and basically this thing
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runs on a WN server that I have in my basement. I put Samba on that WN server and I set up a
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guest share and my Blu-ray players can both read Samba shares so I just fire up my Blu-ray
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player go to my share folder and I select my episodes. Sometimes they can put them in different
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folders and stuff so you have to kind of keep an eye on them but it is pretty nice you can
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just scroll right through them and hit a bunch of them that you want. So it's a very good
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program and that's my episode for today. Thank you.
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