fltv-dl 0.23.1

Fixes for ffmpeg download errors

fltv-dl 0.23.0

Deploy Pit Lane Audio fixes in cleaned up docker image.

fltv-dl 0.22.6

Don't install devDependencies for docker image

fltv-dl 0.22.5

Don't install devDependencies for docker image

fltv-dl 0.22.4

Dockerfile changes

fltv-dl 0.22.3

Dockerfile changes

fltv-dl 0.22.2

Workflow test with no matrix

fltv-dl 0.22.1

Testing new release workflow.

fltv-dl 0.22.0

Will add the Pit Lane Channel audio stream to the video. The Pit Lane Channel audio is made the default audio stream and normal announcer feed will be a secondary audio channel. The Pit Land Channel will be marked as Latin audio. The normal announcer feed will remain in whichever language announcer feed was selected.

Additional parameters to use these features are:

  -p, --include-pit-lane-audio  Include the Pit Lane Channel audio stream as a
                                secondary audio channel. (Only works for content
                                with a Pit Lane Channel)
                                                      [boolean] [default: false]
  -t, --itsoffset               Used to sync Pit Lane Channel Audio. Specify the
                                time offset as '(-)hh:mm:ss.SSS'
                                              [string] [default: "00:00:01.350"]

itsoffset can be used to adjust the Pit Lane Channel audio sync. A positive value will make the audio stream start later, and a negative value will make it start earlier (negative itsoffset values need to be passed within single or double quotes). The default value does make the audio stream start later as I have observed this is typically necessary.

You can validate sync without downloading the who video by specifying an output format of ts and just downloading the first 3 minutes of the video. The Pit Lance Channel audio starts at the same time as the F1 intro graphic, and you can judge it's offset from when it audio starts compared to the intro.

fltv-dl 0.21.1

Upgrade minimist