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DVR for streaming entertainment
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All streamers showing as 'Offline' #135

Closed e2489 closed 5 years ago

e2489 commented 5 years ago

I'm on Windows 10 and I've installed WSL (Ubuntu). I have nodejs (v12.2.0) installed via WSL. I've run 'npm install' and it completed without errors. I'm navigating to the /mnt/c/streamdvr folder and running ./streamdvr. It opens and shows the streamers, but all streamers are listed as offline, even though they are not. Using the latest ffmpeg and default config.yml

If I enable the debug options, the only thing I'm seeing for all streamers is: TWITCH [DEBUG] shroud running: /mnt/c/streamdvr/scripts/m3u8_youtubedl.sh -s https://www.twitch.tv/shroud

Nothing else and no other errors.

jrudess commented 5 years ago

Can you try manually running this command at the prompt and see what it prints? (replace the streamer with someone that is online)

/mnt/c/streamdvr/scripts/m3u8_youtubedl.sh -s https://www.twitch.tv/shroud
jrudess commented 5 years ago

Also try running streamlink and youtube directly:

streamlink --stream-url https://www.twitch.tv/shroud best
youtube-dl -g https://www.twitch.tv/shroud
e2489 commented 5 years ago

Turns out I had neither of those installed. Haven't updated since the change to Linux, and I didn't get that those had to be installed through WSL now instead of just using the files like before. It's working now.

One question I have though, I prefer to just keep the raw .ts files and not convert them. Before, I would just comment out 'autoConvertType'. That works still, but the files are no longer being moved to the 'captured' folder once the recording is done.

jrudess commented 5 years ago

instead of commenting it out you should be able to just set the value to 'ts'

autoConvertType: ts

Edit: Some code I changed in this area probably break the 'undefined' case caused by commenting it out which allowed that to work. Looks like it has to always be defined now.

e2489 commented 5 years ago

That worked. Thank you.