(2012-09-16, 06:35)Livin Wrote: [ -> ]I tried this today... search is broken, The keyboard window opens and hangs for a while - It will come back, but it does not allow remote navigation/entry. When using a keyboard entry works but search does nothing, literally.
Having the same problem. Hangs on Loading directory and then nothing.
I never had any problem searching videos. I only had problem with everything else in this add-on (Explore YouTube etc.). Are these fixed with this solution?
(2012-09-16, 10:30)jackparsons Wrote: [ -> ] (2012-09-16, 10:11)jomotix Wrote: [ -> ]Nothing seems to work for me :/ even not anteo fix:
Did you apply both the zipfiles (including the simpledownloader fix)? Because this certainly does work.
(2012-09-16, 07:25)anteo Wrote: [ -> ] (2012-09-15, 19:08)seizmos Wrote: [ -> ]Thanks anteo , YT work fine but right click and then play all on YT playlist result script error..
Should work now. Download again:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/33024933/plugin...outube.zip
Can confirm the "Play All" works on XBMC Eden / Linux Mint 12 after applying this zipfile, and the original simple.downloader zipfile:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/33024933/script...loader.zip
Thank you Anteo!
It works on my Raspbmc too!
First I uninstalled the Youtube-plugin and the SimpleDownloader. Than I did 'Install add-on from zip-file' your version of Youtube, the Simpledownloader followed by itself and now it works again! Thanks!
RaspBMC on Raspberry Pi :-)
After downloading your fixes, do I then use the " install from zip file" option? Or do I have to extract them then put them in the correct directory? If so, where exactly do they go? Thank you for your help
(2012-09-15, 15:53)anteo Wrote: [ -> ]I managed to fix issues described above. I've attached fixed versions of video youtube (3.1.0) and simple downloader (0.9.3) plugins. What issues are fixed:- latest change in YouTube that totally broke viewing videos
- unsupported (=http) protocol problem
- exceptions in transformAnnotationToSSA (list out of index) for some videos
- subtitles are not displayed
- videos with non-ascii names are not downloaded or downloaded with all non-ascii characters stripped (I tested fix on Windows platform, so not sure about correct downloading on *nix platforms)
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/33024933/plugin...outube.zip
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/33024933/script...loader.zip
This worked for me running Eden 11.0. Thanks!
(2012-09-16, 17:19)Canyaya Wrote: [ -> ]After downloading your fixes, do I then use the " install from zip file" option? Or do I have to extract them then put them in the correct directory? If so, where exactly do they go? Thank you for your help
Assuming you're on Windows: extract them to your 'user\appdata\roaming\xbmc\addons\' folder, after renaming the original folders (so you at least have a backup of those). Works on Win7-64bit, 11.0 Eden.
This should all be done outside of XBMC.
HTH
Weirdh, thank you for your help. I'm on the atv2 but I understand your instructions. I'll try it later and report back
Thanks! that worked great for the YouTube "Couldn't locate video url"..., but my "icefilms" keeps saying "retrieved 0 items" after choosing a film/tv... very frustating! any ideas?
thx!
p.
It works in my RaspBMC too!
I sent the two folders, already unzipped, to the rPi using ssh via scp; and then I moved it to /home/pi/.xbmc/addons/ (of course before I erased the old version of the two folders).
Thanks Anteo!!
(2012-09-16, 10:08)sandmac Wrote: [ -> ] (2012-09-16, 09:47)Sonic Crash Wrote: [ -> ]I've tried your files and, while they work great on my windows box, my crystalbuntu box is having trouble logging into my account. Could the fact I have two-factor authentication be an issue? It doesn't prompt me to put in an authenticator pin and gives me a failed login prompt.
You have to have a separate password for accounts like this. Go to this page and create an application specific password.
https://accounts.google.com/b/0/IssuedAuthSubTokens
(2012-09-16, 18:00)WeirdH Wrote: [ -> ] (2012-09-16, 17:19)Canyaya Wrote: [ -> ]After downloading your fixes, do I then use the " install from zip file" option? Or do I have to extract them then put them in the correct directory? If so, where exactly do they go? Thank you for your help
Assuming you're on Windows: extract them to your 'user\appdata\roaming\xbmc\addons\' folder, after renaming the original folders (so you at least have a backup of those). Works on Win7-64bit, 11.0 Eden.
This should all be done outside of XBMC.
HTH
An update to my crystalbuntu issue: seems to have been fixed by following the manual install method above (just adjusted for a linux environment). Didn't have to set up a per application token since the plugin will ask for an authenticator pin when working properly.
@anteo: thanks for the fix!
For anyone wondering what changed, here's
a diff.
Simple update and fix for Windows XBMC. Thanks to all who posted this!