Closed phob closed 9 years ago
Hi there! A little more detail please. What OS are you on? What build are you running (AMO or github)?
Oh I'm sorry. I'm using Windows 10 and used both builds. First the one from the addon-page but after seeing the problem I tried 2.0.1 from github.
Do you have an up to date version of livestreamer installed? I just tried the addon in my windows 10 vm with firefox 40 and it works for me I really have to look into some logging for the addon :)
I would recommend to check your Add-On settings (and post them here).
It sounds like it is not launching livestreamer.
1.12.2
)?C:\Program Files (x86)\livestreamer\livestreamer.exe
) or have you set a custom path?Instructions for testing addons from source:
Download (Node.js](https://nodejs.org/download/)
Open a terminal and install jpm (npm install jpm -g
)
Download Open in Livestreamer source code
In the Open in Livestreamer source code directory open a terminal and run jpm run
A new firefox window will open, everything should be a "fresh install" with the addon already installed, go ahead and run the addon on a page you are having an issue.
Look in the terminal window and take note of any errors.
Again that's a more work then it should be but will help to narrow down any issues.
There was no default location set. But I must admit I installed livestreamer after I installed the Addon.
And the description says Path to livestreamer executable
. So I was setting it to C:\Program Files (x86)\Livestreamer
and not to C:\Program Files (x86)\Livestreamer\livestreamer.exe
So I think it can be closed. It's working now. Thanks.
Glad it works now, however this should be a none issue since we try the default path first:
else if (system.platform == "winnt") {
path = "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Livestreamer\\livestreamer.exe";
}
Maybe the platform name has switched from winnit
? I don't think so but maybe it's not documented yet:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/OS_TARGET
The title says it all. Tested with Firefox 40 on twitch.tv youtube.com