Open gregoryh325 opened 3 months ago
Same issue here
Same, casting from my phone (youtube app) to smartTube works though, using that as a workaround.
me too. On 22.74 Nvidia Shield
same
It works fine. Start a new video and wait. The program tried different methods by itself. After 4-5 attempts, it played the video. Later, it worked without testing and chose the right playback method.
It works fine. Start a new video and wait. The program tried different methods by itself. After 4-5 attempts, it played the video. Later, it worked without testing and chose the right playback method.
100% accurate. Open a video, then put the remote down and wait. Don't back out. It'll spinwheel 4-5 times in succession and throw up the 403 error a few times, then load the video.
thanks, seems patience is key - works for me too
That's not true---waiting. I did wait on several videos. They don't play and I get a 403 error popup box
That's not true---waiting. I did wait on several videos. They don't play and I get a 403 error popup box
No, just wait 1-3 minutes for a video. It tries several variants and shows a 403 error multiple times, but eventually it plays the video and saves that.
It works fine. Start a new video and wait. The program tried different methods by itself. After 4-5 attempts, it played the video. Later, it worked without testing and chose the right playback method.
I think you may have mistaken what the real issue is.
The problem is that resolution is now capped at 1080P and VP9 is locked out.
The fix will return 4K and VP9 decoding.
I have been getting the latest releases, like the one "only if you're having problems." Because "I have been having problems." Like the following:
Unknown source error Invalid integer size: 525
Unknown source error Invalid integer size: 52
Unknown source error Invalid float size size: 1904833
Unknown source error Unexpected IllegalStateException: No valid varint length mask found
Unknown source error Invalid integer size: 196074
And so on. Along with the usual 403 error. I would say that this ONLY happens at the beginning of playback, occasionally. Certainly not "every time." Just occasionally. And yes, if any of these "won't start playback," I quickly learned to "just wait," and the video would start playing, eventually. Certainly within, say half a minute at most.
Hope this helps.
I had 1 403 error on the previous version, Then updated to the new recent version 22.78 Beta of ST, Now getting 403 loops followed by spinning wheel.
That's not true---waiting. I did wait on several videos. They don't play and I get a 403 error popup box
No, just wait 1-3 minutes for a video. It tries several variants and shows a 403 error multiple times, but eventually it plays the video and saves that.
I can confirm, hitting play a few times fixed it for me too
I just tested 22.79 Beta, and it did not fix the 1080P cap.
To reiterate, 22.79 Beta does NOT fix 4K/VP9.
It works fine. Start a new video and wait. The program tried different methods by itself. After 4-5 attempts, it played the video. Later, it worked without testing and chose the right playback method.
I think you may have mistaken what the real issue is.
The problem is that resolution is now capped at 1080P and VP9 is locked out.
The fix will return 4K and VP9 decoding.
I can confirm this, changing resolution and encoding to 1080p avc on video presets removes the 403 as a workaround.
Changelog for beta 22.79 explicitly said the temp fix is only up to full hd (1080p) for now. Wait further fixes for higher res.
Changelog for beta 22.79 explicitly said the temp fix is only up to full hd (1080p) for now. Wait further fixes for higher res.
I think the main problem is that the update in itself does not force 1080p avc default, until the issue is resolved, so people are just applying the update and not looking at notes and in my case I assumed it was the supported resolution and encoding was being forced upon patching.
Changelog for beta 22.79 explicitly said the temp fix is only up to full hd (1080p) for now. Wait further fixes for higher res.
I understood that, but in the past I believe “FULLHD” was the terminology used to signify 4K as opposed to “HD” which meant 1080P.
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They acknowledged the new problem on their patreon and said they are currently working on a fix:
Im on 2.74 Stable, it shows some 403 but it's playing with 720p AVC/opus
@NoMeNoMeNo HD = 720p FullHD = 1080p UltraHD = 4K/8K
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ultra-high-definition_television
@NoMeNoMeNo HD = 720p FullHD = 1080p UltraHD = 4K/8K
https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ultra-high-definition_television
That's understood.
I don't think I've ever seen a changelog using the term “UltraHD”, but I could be wrong.
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@NoMeNoMeNo HD = 720p FullHD = 1080p UltraHD = 4K/8K https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Ultra-high-definition_television
That's understood.
I don't think I've ever seen a changelog using the term “UltraHD”, but I could be wrong.
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It's kind of understandable what the term UHD is, it's a term referring to above the standardised 1080 for FHD, 4K , 8K and coming in 2060 26K.
The term UHD is a temporal placeholder for things above 1080p until 4K becomes standard in around 10 years.
Then 1080p becomes 720p 720 becomes 480p ( or whatever )
Around, Around we go....
Hi Here more details about Issue on my side
07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: Source error. 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: com.google.android.exoplayer2.upstream.HttpDataSource$InvalidResponseCodeException: Response code: 403 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: at com.google.android.exoplayer2.ext.cronet.CronetDataSource.open(CronetDataSource.java:356) 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: at com.google.android.exoplayer2.upstream.DefaultDataSource.open(DefaultDataSource.java:257) 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: at com.google.android.exoplayer2.upstream.StatsDataSource.open(StatsDataSource.java:83) 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: at com.google.android.exoplayer2.source.chunk.InitializationChunk.load(InitializationChunk.java:77) 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: at com.google.android.exoplayer2.upstream.Loader$LoadTask.run(Loader.java:394) 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1167) 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:641) 07-31 22:05:29.107 14251 14365 E ExoPlayerImplInternal: at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:923)
After 3 Burger notification video start without doing anything.
Occurs only once by app Lunch
Impact on usage is low.
Thanks to devs. I just subscribed to Patreon : https://www.patreon.com/smarttube/ Take Care. Great App !
22.79 version of the app fixed the issue on my side.
22.79 version of the app fixed the issue on my side.
Yes came here to say the same, Thank you to the devs. Awesome as always.
22.80 still giving 403 with this video on my Nvidia Shield, any other platforms feel free to test
It has a warning on desktop that I'm wondering isn't being handled correctly
Edit: 22.81 fixed this, Thank You!
22.81 started to get error 403 since last night. I'm so sad...
I'm not able to reproduce error on 22.80 or 22.81. I seems google is doing testing on cohorts of accounts.
22.81 same error
22.81 Stable and Beta, FireTV, logged in, error 403 on first vid after starting app, it takes a litte time (around 30 seconds), then vid plays. After that all others no problem. Short: 1st vid after app-start, be patient, then it works.
I had same issue but I will check
Checklist
Affected version
Beta 22.77 and stable 22.74
Device Type
Smart TV/Box
Affected Android
Android TV 11
Steps to reproduce the bug
403 error started again today on stable and beta latest versions
Actual behavior
No response
Additional information
Video never starts then 403 error popup