chrippa / livestreamer

Command-line utility that extracts streams from various services and pipes them into a video player of choice. No longer maintained, use streamlink or youtube-dl instead.
http://livestreamer.io/
BSD 2-Clause "Simplified" License
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Afreeca error with many streams: Unable to open URL #1090

Open prech opened 9 years ago

prech commented 9 years ago

Quick screenshot of what I'm encountering: http://i.imgur.com/yEGoEGA.png

I'm using release 1.12.2 and just started experiencing this issue today -- Livestreamer was working perfectly with Afreeca yesterday.

Some tested streams that are showing this error, but work fine using the Afreeca webplayer: afreeca.com/sogoodtt afreeca.com/yuambo afreeca.com/ch1716 afreeca.com/isauria afreeca.com/sereniss87

Any help appreciated! Thanks

Wonder if @trocknet might be experiencing this, too?

StarWolf3000 commented 9 years ago

Tried it and works without problems.

A 500 Server Error is mostly temporary and on the server side due to script errors or a process not running.

The stream takes a while to load and it might buffer, but it works.

prech commented 9 years ago

Thanks @StarWolf3000 but oddly, I'm still encountering the same error with 90% of the streams I'm attempting, 24 hours later...

Very perplexing

nOLanSea commented 8 years ago

same problem

trocknet commented 8 years ago

afreeca lag, can do nothing,just wait......

prech commented 8 years ago

@trocknet Thanks, Afreeca streams eventually started working a few days later.

As another issue, is there a way to bypass the 15 second timer for HLS streams? I used your trick with:

 else:
            if sequence.segment.uri.find("afreeca")!= -1 and (sequence.segment.uri.find("_0.TS")!= -1 or sequence.segment.uri.find("_1.TS")!= -1 or sequence.segment.uri.find("_2.TS")!= -1):
                return      
            content = res.content

        self.reader.buffer.write(content)

in the hls.pyc file, but it no longer appears to be working...

Thanks

trocknet commented 8 years ago

It seems that it still work for me.

prech commented 8 years ago

@trocknet Hmm very strange, can you confirm you're able to view HLS Afreeca streams without the timer?

For example: afreeca.com/wnnw afreeca.com/gtv7 afreeca.com/ch1716

No timer with non-HLS Afreeca streams, but I always see a timer with HLS streams, unfortunately :(

trocknet commented 8 years ago

I tried the 3 url and didn't see timer...