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Friday, 09 April 2010 |
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Bulk Image Downloader 3.9.0.1 (beta) is now available for testing. Please report any problems found to
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What's new in 3.09 (beta)? Please note that not all of the non-English translations for BID 3.0 have not been completed yet. Translations will be updated as we receive updates from our translators. What's new in 3.9.0.1? [9 April 2010] - Added support for moviefap.com videos
- Added support for imageporter.com
- Added "Save gallery URL shortcut in download folder" to Advanced Config -> General
Enable this to create an internet shortcut file in the download folder linking to the gallery page.
- Added "Disable Unicode characters in file and folder names" to Advanced Config -> General.
Enable this to replace any non ASCII Unicode characters with underscores.
This can be useful if you use other software that does not fully support Unicode, such as IrfanView.
- Fixed some issues with the selection rectangle in the list view.
What's new in 3.9.0.0? [2 April 2010] - Youtube video downloading updated to support latest Youtube changes
- loading of image list files improved
- improved javascript processing
- support added for tweetphoto.com, twitpic.com, yfrog.com
- added new 'Multi Page Galleries' configuration to Advanced Configuration
This allows users to configure BID to detect custom multi page galleries and download all pages automatically.
- Fixed possible problem when ranged URLs used in .bidqueue files
- improved 'Fusker' support. Additional parameters now supported in range specifiers:
[from{,s}-to{:increment}{,label}]
Items in curly brackets {} are optional
,s means skip FIRST value (use a blank)
e.g. site.com/gallery/page[1,s-10].html
will skip number 1:
site.com/gallery/page.html
site.com/gallery/page2.html
site.com/gallery/page3.html
...
site.com/gallery/page10.html
The increment will default to 1 if not specified.
'label' is a single letter name for the particular range variable, e.g. [A] or [B], etc.
Use labels if you need to use the current range value elsewhere in the URL
e.g. http://site.com/album[5-10,A]/pics[A]_[001-100].jpg
The range [5-10] is labelled 'A'
[A] will be replaced with the current value of the range [5-10] when generating the list.
You can add an optional offset to the label value as follows:
[label{+n}]
e.g. http://site.com/album[1-10,A]/pics[A]_[001-100].jpg
where the [A] refers to the current value of the [1-10] range...
This will produce:
http://site.com/album5/pics5_001.jpg
http://site.com/album5/pics5_002.jpg
...
http://site.com/album5/pics5_100.jpg
http://site.com/album6/pics6_001.jpg
http://site.com/album6/pics6_002.jpg
...
http://site.com/album6/pics6_100.jpg
etc.
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