svterm(1)

NAME
svterm - A terminal-interface to manage serial audio feeds from services like Podiobooks.com.

DESCRIPTION
svterm allows the user of a serial audio feed service to manage its subscriptions. Select from \FCupdate\F[], \FCformat\F[], \FCsubscribe\F[], \FCrelease\F[], \FCbrowse\F[] to begin a task. Each task may also ask for additional information before performance. Each task will loop over itself till you enter a blank line.

TASK OPTIONS

Refresh serial audio feed data from a service.

Write serial audio feed data subscribed as a formated
    page.

    format
        Select a format from the list provided for the new page.

    directory
        Select a destination directory for the formatted page.

Edit serial audio feed subscriptions from a service. The
    default Podiobooks service accepts an interger representing the id number of a feed or subscribed feed.

    action
        \FCadd\F[] or \FCdel\F[]ete a serial audio feed subscription from a service.

    feed id
        Id of the serial audio feed. You can use browse to find them.

Relase serial audio feed episodes from a progressive service.
    The default Podiobooks service accepts an interger representing the id number of a subscribed feed

    action
        Release \FCone\F[] or \FCall\F[] of a serial audio feed's pending episodes.

    feed id
        Id of the serial audio feed. You can use browse to find them.

Browse serial audio feeds on a serivice by collecting
    information from a service web page. The default Podiobooks service can interpret a users subscription page or the general search.page.

    page
        A service web page. The default Podiobooks service accepts either \FCsub\F[] which is account/subscriptions.php or \FCall\F[] which is podiobooks/search.php.

    format
        Select a format from the list provided for the new page.

    directory
        Select a destination directory for the formatted page.

SEE ALSO
soovee (1), svview (1)

AUTHOR
Jeremy Austin-Bardo <\FCtjaustinbardo@gmail.com\F[]>

Permission is hereby granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU General Public License, Version 2 by the Free Software Foundation.