Good day,
I seem to be having an issue with YouTube this morning. I am currently using Leia (LibreELEC 9.2.6) with YouTube version 6.8.26~ALPHA7. I have never encountered this issue before and hope someone can assist me with the issue. My log file is attached.
LOG File: https://paste.kodi.tv/egomemelos.kodi
Regards,
Sherlock
You might want to consider upgrading to a newer version of LE. Python 2x may be causing issues here. In the meantime try uninstalling the YouTube add on without removing the settings and reinstall again.
(2023-09-11, 17:06)petediscrete Wrote: [ -> ]You might want to consider upgrading to a newer version of LE. Python 2x may be causing issues here. In the meantime try uninstalling the YouTube add on without removing the settings and reinstall again.
I did that already and it did not work. I usually save the previous versions, so I just copied the
plugin.video.youtube folder to the
addons &
addon_data folder and that worked. I know there is something wrong with version 6.8.25 but I can't remember exactly what it was. Anyway, this version is working and I have absolutely no idea why the latest version is failing.
I am also going to upgrade LE in the next few weeks. I am waiting on my RPI4 to arrive.
Regards,
Shedrock
[font]thank you for your help, I will try your advice for kodi 19.2
I managed to run YouTube on KODI 20.0, everything works, only the sound interrupts, can you help me, what am I doing wrong??[/font]
hi there,
is there a page with explained how to activate 4k vids ?
i keep searching but i guess "enable" and "4k" are a bit too common on this thread
(2023-09-30, 01:19)Antho02 Wrote: [ -> ]hi there,
is there a page with explained how to activate 4k vids ?
i keep searching but i guess "enable" and "4k" are a bit too common on this thread
just found this after posting
https://imgur.com/j4h7qBp
must ignore screen resolution
(2023-09-29, 23:28)jepsizofye Wrote: [ -> ]No module named 'infotagger'
means infotagger is not found, which means you did not install everything required when installing - or - the addon did not
I've had this issue. Infotagger I think was added to youtube addonfor Kodi 20 and IIRC if I upgraded a previous version of youtube (might have just copied files rather than install from zip?) it didn't force-install infotagger, but uninstalling youtube and installing again did install infotagger as well.
It's possible to d/l infotagger directly from Kodi addons and install from zip, but this is more advanced and I don't suggest it unless someone has a good working knowledge of Kodi addon management.
scott s.
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(2023-09-30, 00:42)testxp28 Wrote: [ -> ]can you help me
i personally cannot - i have never been able to get this addon to work, just wait awhile and perhaps someone will be able to assist
it would be advisable to file an issue at the already provided link though
[font]My device is: Amazon Fire Stick 4K MAX
Kodi 20.0 installed
YouTube add-on installed
Official version:
https://github.com/anxdpanic/plugin.vide....0.2.1.zip
Everything works elegantly at 720p
Sometimes I have interruptions in the sound when I set MPEG-Dash 1080p. Is it the fault of the wireless Wi-Fi connection?[/font]
I've been searching but couldn't find much documentation on this is there any way to play a first video returned from a search result?
Something like:
PlayMedia(plugin://plugin.video.youtube/kodion/search/query/?q=' + query+ ' trailer,return) I know you can though a search by the activate window option but was wondering if there is a more elegant solution?
(2023-09-30, 23:36)banggun Wrote: [ -> ]I've been searching but couldn't find much documentation on this is there any way to play a first video returned from a search result?
this will play the first search result from the imdb trailers addon, a little rework and you can apply it to your situation
python:
infotag=sys.listitem.getVideoInfoTag()
title=sys.listitem.getLabel()
year=str(infotag.getYear())
xbmcgui.Dialog().notification("Trailers", "Finding trailers for {} {} ...".format(title,year))
playpath="plugin://plugin.video.imdb.trailers/?action=search_word&keyword={} {}".format(title,year)
payload = {'jsonrpc': '2.0', 'method': "Files.GetDirectory", 'params': {"properties": ['title'],"directory": playpath, "media": "video"}, 'id': 1}
info = xbmc.executeJSONRPC(json.dumps(payload))
info = json.loads(info)
info = info["result"]
if info['files'][0]:
xbmc.executebuiltin("PlayMedia({})".format(info['files'][0]['file']))
of course, if you're not ready to do some coding then you're pretty well stuck with whatever the developer has provided