Closed shuffgy closed 23 hours ago
This description does not describe anything about the issue, in the title you say channels
but in the description you say channel
, report information needs to be specific as one other person reported this, but only for a single channel
Also it's preferred if you follow the suggested instructions for filling out the OS and Chatterino version, as that information is often useful for debugging a problem
This description does not describe anything about the issue, in the title you say
channels
but in the description you saychannel
, report information needs to be specific as one other person reported this, but only for a single channelAlso it's preferred if you follow the suggested instructions for filling out the OS and Chatterino version, as that information is often useful for debugging a problem
Well, yes i forgot an s
in the description. I'm sorry. But i think the issue is well described: Live channels appears offline. There is nothing to add, except the steps i tried to fix it myself.
I re-downloaded the commit that is tagged as 2.5.1, but i added the commit hash.
I had multiple tabs, a few of them where live but chatterino showes every channel as offline. Do we need some more informations?
Try re-logging
Try re-logging
as already described, i did that..
as already described, i did that..
I stopped reading after I tried some stuff
as I didn't expect any useful information to be mentioned after that
as already described, i did that..
I stopped reading after
I tried some stuff
as I didn't expect any useful information to be mentioned after that
I happy that i teached you wrong for the next time.
Live status information comes from Twitch's Helix API so the main assumption is you can't receive the information bounced back from those requests, either you're having an internet issue or you've hit the ratelimits for the Helix API.
Shameless ad: Since you're on Windows, you can try to capture logs with https://github.com/nerixyz/c2-logs (or you can attach a debugger manually if you don't trust it). You can run it with c2-logs chatterino.*.debug=true
(or put a -o file
in between to output to a file - see the README for more info).
Live channels recheck periodically, so we only need the logs when that happens. The LiveController logs something like chatterino.twitch.livecontroller: Make {n} requests
.
Could you verify that all of your content preferences are unchecked? https://www.twitch.tv/settings/content-preferences
I have the same problem, some live channels (always the same ones) appear as offline.
Could you verify that all of your content preferences are unchecked? https://www.twitch.tv/settings/content-preferences
However after enabling everything in my content preferences, one of the problematic channels came back showing as live properly (after I logged in again).
I will assume this is not an issue on our end. If you run into this issue, ensure you are not hiding any type of content in your Content Preferences page https://www.twitch.tv/settings/content-preferences. If you're still having issues on specific channels, create a new issue with information about which channels you're facing the problem with.
Checklist
Describe your issue
Every Live Channel appears offline.
Still, every Live Channel appears offline. Everthing else is loaded (chat messages by example).
Screenshots
No response
OS and Chatterino Version
Chatterino 2.5.1 (commit eafcb941f57011358d63c76de6bee38ca1ba, 2024-04-28), Windows 11