Open Wabagg12345 opened 7 months ago
may be ads, since it is blocked in many hosts files
stream_204 and player_204 are logging requests, which could explain it being blocked described above. HOWEVER /stream_204 requests could also be made in case there was an error with video playback.
in case of wii's apiplayer, a logPlayerEvent
function is used to initiate sending such requests, and if you're looking for the source of stream_204
requests, they are made whenever logData is streamingerror
, which should sound pretty self-explanatory.
however, as streamingerror
itself in an error request can be pretty vague, you CAN text search for streamingerror
within the apiplayer swf and find logPlayerEvent
s that mention streamingerror
.
an example string you may find:
this.logPlayerEvent("streamingerror",_loc2_);
there will be several matches like this, all of which you can look at the function name and add that to the streamingerror
, as that will be sent with the request (and thus you will be able to see in the network tab).
for example, such logPlayerEvent
call will be in a function called onFormatUnset
, which could happen when no formats are sent OR the formats can't be played on your setup (for example h264 mp4's will have trouble playing on flash 8 and they will send a formatunset
because of that).
you can change the logPlayerEvent
call in onFormatUnset
to better reflect what the streaming error is about.
this.logPlayerEvent("streamingerror",_loc3_);
could become
this.logPlayerEvent("streamingerror_formatunset",_loc3_);
while this could now send a /player_204 instead of /stream_204 (streamingerror
is hardcoded as a thing to be sent to /stream_204
), it could give you a better insight as to what's going on within the player.
Ok, Thank you for responding, this helps me out a lot
Ok, so I figured all that out and I did do the thing where you can make it download a flv and.... If you need more context, I'll provide more info
This might be a problem with the instance you’re using. If you have access to the instance's logs I suggest checking them and seeing if you notice anything off.
So, I'm also working with YouTube on the Wii and whenever I try to play a video it requests from s.youtube.com/stream_204. I've tried researching on what it is or was and couldn't find anything about it. So if anyone knows about this, please let me know