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AlexSterk / TwitchDropGrabber

Node.JS Project that watches Twitch streams with Puppeteer and claims rewards. If the channel goes offline, it finds new channels to watch.
MIT License
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running on a server, but time does not increase #10

Closed SekiBetu closed 3 years ago

SekiBetu commented 3 years ago

image i've been running this program for 2 hours, (the screenshot is just a sample because i stopped it now, and just proving that i can run this program on my server.) but sometimes the twitch status shows i'm not watching the stream, and the time does not increase, and i opened my chrome on windows and watched for 5mins, it increased, not twitch's problem, so, does this program not working on server? image

SekiBetu commented 3 years ago

my server has a different IP, is this the reason why sometimes it shows i'm not watching because i opened the twitch page with my own IP? it stopped the program's watching action?

AlexSterk commented 3 years ago

I honestly don't know how Twitch measures watch time. If I knew I could probably make the tool a lot more accurate.

It could be that your IP is wrong. But another thing I can think of is that your server can't play the video stream in Chrome? Or maybe it only works on Windows, I haven't tried it anywhere else...

If it's possible, you can try the --no-headless option and seeing if Chrome is actually running the video stream. Or, if your server is not capable of having like a desktop environment, try editing the code yourself to take some screenshots and look at them and see if the stream is playing or not?

SekiBetu commented 3 years ago

image must be the IP problem, i started the program on local machine, it's working now, so, the cookie may binded to the IP