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vincelwt / RaspberryCast

:tv: Transform your Raspberry Pi into a streaming device. Videos can be sent from mobile devices or computers (Chrome extension).
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ERROR - ERROR #94

Closed liakjim closed 4 years ago

liakjim commented 5 years ago

Hi, raspberry will not play youtube videos anymore. The screen says that video is processing, then ready but nothing happens. RaspberryCast.log returns : ERROR - ERROR: 4XDHmnzT46M: "token" parameter not in video info for unknown reason; please report this issue on https://yt-dl.org/bug . Make sure you are using the latest version; see https://yt-dl.org/update on how to update. Be sure to call youtube-dl with the --verbose flag and include its complete output.

I have latest version of youtube-dl installed. youtube-dl -U returns: youtube-dl is up-to-date (2019.04.24)

tedchou12 commented 5 years ago

Seems like I am facing the same situation...

mheine commented 5 years ago

Weird. Seems to be an issue with youtube-dl, and having a look at their issues there have been a few similar cases like this in the past, but they've all been attributed to old versions of youtube-dl. Are you able to download the video "manually" (as in, using the standalone version of youtube-dl, and not using RaspberryCast)?

liakjim commented 5 years ago

Weird. Seems to be an issue with youtube-dl, and having a look at their issues there have been a few similar cases like this in the past, but they've all been attributed to old versions of youtube-dl. Are you able to download the video "manually" (as in, using the standalone version of youtube-dl, and not using RaspberryCast)?

It seems that it does : image

elblogbruno commented 5 years ago

I fixed it by updating youtube-dl to the latest version and rebooting my raspberry pi!

liakjim commented 5 years ago

I fixed it by updating youtube-dl to the latest version and rebooting my raspberry pi!

Did you update with youtube-dl -U command? Or something else? If yes, which version it installed? In my case it returns this : "youtube-dl is up-to-date (2019.04.24)". The problem remains though.

elblogbruno commented 5 years ago

I run sudo -H pip install --upgrade youtube-dl to update using Pip. Here's my youtube-dl version. image then run sudo reboot to reboot.

liakjim commented 5 years ago

I fixed it by updating youtube-dl to the latest version and rebooting my raspberry pi!

Did you update with youtube-dl -U command? Or something else? If yes, which version it installed? In my case it returns this : "youtube-dl is up-to-date (2019.04.24)". The problem remains though.

I run sudo -H pip install --upgrade youtube-dl to update using Pip. Here's my youtube-dl version. image then run sudo reboot to reboot.

Oh, there is a new version out as it seems. I will try when back at home and report. Thanks

liakjim commented 5 years ago

Ok, 2019.04.30 version seems to be working !!!! Thanks @elblogbruno

elblogbruno commented 5 years ago

@liakjim You're welcome!

liakjim commented 5 years ago

Now it seems to be another issue. When raspberry login, there is the "raspberrycast is ready" screen . https://i.postimg.cc/6QSk8V1C/ready.jpg

It won't go away.

@elblogbruno , is it the same with you?

elblogbruno commented 5 years ago

I believe its not an error as RaspberryCast intention is to work that way, as a chromecast device when you plug it in a tv. I disabled this screen because I didn't want to have it for my project, I'll show you how later if you need to.

liakjim commented 5 years ago

I believe its not an error as RaspberryCast intention is to work that way, as a chromecast device when you plug it in a tv. I disabled this screen because I didn't want to have it for my project, I'll show you how later if you need to.

Yes please.

elblogbruno commented 5 years ago

Check my fork: https://github.com/elblogbruno/RaspberryCast you'll see the commits i've made to the files

DanielGlaas commented 4 years ago

Hi guys, If you don't want that these screens are displayed, then just set the value of 'new_log' to 'false' in the raspberrycast.conf file. This variable only serves for this purpose and for nothing else.

DanielGlaas commented 4 years ago

As the requested behaviour can be archived by the configuration file, I recommend to close this issue.

elblogbruno commented 4 years ago

Didn't know that thanks!

liakjim commented 4 years ago

Hi guys, If you don't want that these screens are displayed, then just set the value of 'new_log' to 'false' in the raspberrycast.conf file. This variable only serves for this purpose and for nothing else.

This fixed this issue. Many thanks!