GetWizPnP 0.3

getWizPnP 0.3

Delete recordings on the Beyonwiz or on the local disk
Move recordings (copy/delete) from the Beyonwiz (or locally). Local moves are done more efficiently than copy/delete where possible.
When the --date option is used, the date is separated from the title by ' - ', rather than simply by a single space
Optionally (--episode) add episode name to recording folder name (if the episode name is set in the recording header). The episode name is also separated from the recording name by ' - ' if there is an episode name in the recording header.
The recording name is constructed as title[ - date][ - episode]
Added current transfer rate (and average rate at completion) to the progress bar (--verbose).
More graceful handling of the module IO::Socket::Multicast not being available on the system (Windows ActivePerl PPM library doesn't contain IO::Socket::Multicast).
Fixed a bug where, if multiple selection arguments were on the command line, only the first was used.
Handles recordings in subfolders (available in firmware versions 01.05.269 beta and later)

In earlier versions, if multiple selection arguments were on the command line, only the first was used. Fixed.

Uses bignum package for 64-bit integers, even when the underlying Perl integers are 64 bits.
When resuming a download, may fetch up to 32MB more data than is necessary.
WizPnP device search is not supported when used in a Windows Command Prompt window. WizPnP search works correctly on Linux, MacOS X and Cygwin on Windows.
It is unknown whether deleting a recording that is currently being watched can cause any problems on the Beyonwiz. Normally, if a recording is deleted while it is being watched, the playback stops with an error message and returns the Beyonwiz user to the File List
Subfolder handling is primitive. All recordings in all subfolders are treated in the same way. Subfolder selection is not possible. This may be fixed before a Beyonwiz firmware release that allows subfolder access is made public.
Does not allow operations on media files from the Beyonwiz contents folder (access to the contents folder is available only in Beyonwiz firmware versions 01.05.271 and later).
If a recording is copied or moved on the Beyonwiz, the moved recording "disappears" from getWizPnP, and the new copy cannot be accessed. This is a Beyonwiz firmware bug. Workaround is to make a new recording on the Beyonwiz, delete a recording on the Beyonwiz (not using getWizPnP[/i]), or to restart the Beyonwiz.