Open GFXnic opened 1 week ago
You can get the server id from the /movie/{movieId}/servers
endpoint.
Example: https://github.com/WBRK-dev/vidstream-api?tab=readme-ov-file#get-movie-episode-servers
kind | "AxiosError error | "Request failed with status code 404" on every movie is search for
It could be that vidcloud.to is blocked in your region. Are you able to get results when visiting the website? https://vidstream.to/home
It could be that vidcloud.to is blocked in your region. Are you able to get results when visiting the website? https://vidstream.to/home
the website is working perfectly
Are you self hosting or using the vercel example?
i have tried both
Show me the exact url you are using when making the request to get the server Ids.
For example, the following url is a correctly formatted url.
https://vidstream-api.vercel.app/movie/39549/servers?seasonId=31&episodeId=451
Please use this reference to see what you may have done wrong.
For example, the following url is a correctly formatted url.
https://vidstream-api.vercel.app/movie/39549/servers?seasonId=31&episodeId=451
Please use this reference to see what you may have done wrong. https://vidstream-api.vercel.app/movie/1468240/servers for https://vidstream.to/watch-movie/watch-the-crow-113074/1468240 is it tmdb id for the id from the website? this also works for movies?
You can get a movie id from /home
or /search
.
https://vidstream-api.vercel.app/home
https://vidstream-api.vercel.app/search?q=family+guy
Please use the api documentation to avoid this for next time.
i have tried vidcloud and upcloud, 1 and 2 and nothing?