Open ElspethThePict opened 2 months ago
This time period is consistent? How many times have you tried?
The time period is consistent. I've confirmed it twice, and had videos crash out without confirming the time period regularly.
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This time period is consistent? How many times have you tried?
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Ok. 2 different things to try here. One is a different network. Like mobile data or wifi, whichever one you weren't using earlier.
Another is trying on a different device.
YouTube streams are only valid for 21540 seconds, so you reached the availability limit by playing them for this duration.
The validity of streams cannot be changed, but the player error handling can (and should) be changed.
There are plenty of 10-hour videos. How does YT deal with those? Does it generate new stream links and seamlessly switch over?
@AudricV Should this be turned into a feature request asking for a link refresh mechanism? Seems like the most straightforward solution.
Checklist
Affected version
0.27.0
Steps to reproduce the bug
Open a video of length of more that six hours and let it play from the beginning.
Expected behavior
Video should play as normal until the end.
Actual behavior
At 6 hours and about 16 seconds, the player will stop and produce a network error code. Pressing play on the video will resume it from the place it stopped.
Screenshots/Screen recordings
No response
Logs
Exception
Crash log
Affected Android/Custom ROM version
Android 13
Affected device model
Nokia G22
Additional information
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