(2015-10-17, 14:40)dmdsoftware Wrote:(2015-10-17, 13:32)salitre Wrote:(2015-10-13, 22:26)sidvicio Wrote: Thank you for the plugin.
I am testing and works. I will try play a video bigger than 9 GB to test.
Thank you very much.
Works with big files? For me not
Yes, it works for me when I test 14.5GB mkv.
(2015-10-17, 15:31)salitre Wrote:(2015-10-17, 14:40)dmdsoftware Wrote:(2015-10-17, 13:32)salitre Wrote: Works with big files? For me not
Yes, it works for me when I test 14.5GB mkv.
Then I don't undestand why for me not... any ideas? I have an avi file of 5gb and neither...
(2015-10-17, 19:48)deceptijon Wrote: Hey dmd, I've noticed one other issue with this add-on, but no one else seems to be having it so I recognize that it may be an issue with just my setup.
Anyway, the issue I'm having is that if I log in to my account with the add-on, everything works fine for a while. But after some time passes (usually, when the machine is sitting idle), it's like the add-on loses the connection to my cloud drive. When this happens, if I try to play a movie or TV show from within my Kodi library, I get an error that says "Can't find a next item to play". I can resolve this by opening the add-on and then logging into my account. Simply doing this re-establishes the connection and I can play movies and shows again. Occasionally, it will even lose the connection while I'm in the middle of a movie and stops playback suddenly. The same process of logging into my account fixes this as well.
It's only a minor issue, but is there anything in the add-on itself that would account for this behavior, or is it more likely to be an issue with some other link in the chain (kodi install, computer, network, ISP, Amazon etc.)?
(2015-10-17, 22:07)dmdsoftware Wrote:(2015-10-17, 19:48)deceptijon Wrote: Hey dmd, I've noticed one other issue with this add-on, but no one else seems to be having it so I recognize that it may be an issue with just my setup.
Anyway, the issue I'm having is that if I log in to my account with the add-on, everything works fine for a while. But after some time passes (usually, when the machine is sitting idle), it's like the add-on loses the connection to my cloud drive. When this happens, if I try to play a movie or TV show from within my Kodi library, I get an error that says "Can't find a next item to play". I can resolve this by opening the add-on and then logging into my account. Simply doing this re-establishes the connection and I can play movies and shows again. Occasionally, it will even lose the connection while I'm in the middle of a movie and stops playback suddenly. The same process of logging into my account fixes this as well.
It's only a minor issue, but is there anything in the add-on itself that would account for this behavior, or is it more likely to be an issue with some other link in the chain (kodi install, computer, network, ISP, Amazon etc.)?
How are you adding the content to your library, through Save to STRM? It should be fetching a new token if during kick off of the stream the token is deemed expired.. I have a pretty good idea why it may not be doing it, and if my hunch is right, it is easy to fix. If my hunch is right, expect a fix tonight.
(2015-10-18, 02:24)deceptijon Wrote:(2015-10-17, 22:07)dmdsoftware Wrote:(2015-10-17, 19:48)deceptijon Wrote: Hey dmd, I've noticed one other issue with this add-on, but no one else seems to be having it so I recognize that it may be an issue with just my setup.
Anyway, the issue I'm having is that if I log in to my account with the add-on, everything works fine for a while. But after some time passes (usually, when the machine is sitting idle), it's like the add-on loses the connection to my cloud drive. When this happens, if I try to play a movie or TV show from within my Kodi library, I get an error that says "Can't find a next item to play". I can resolve this by opening the add-on and then logging into my account. Simply doing this re-establishes the connection and I can play movies and shows again. Occasionally, it will even lose the connection while I'm in the middle of a movie and stops playback suddenly. The same process of logging into my account fixes this as well.
It's only a minor issue, but is there anything in the add-on itself that would account for this behavior, or is it more likely to be an issue with some other link in the chain (kodi install, computer, network, ISP, Amazon etc.)?
How are you adding the content to your library, through Save to STRM? It should be fetching a new token if during kick off of the stream the token is deemed expired.. I have a pretty good idea why it may not be doing it, and if my hunch is right, it is easy to fix. If my hunch is right, expect a fix tonight.
That's correct. I use the Save to STRM feature and then set the folder where the STRMs are saved as the source for my Kodi library. If it turns out to be an easy fix, that would be awesome as it would remove the only remaining issue I'm having with the add-on. Works perfectly in all other aspects!
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(2015-10-18, 21:09)salitre Wrote: I can't create STRM's , it shows up "register error"
(2015-10-18, 21:09)salitre Wrote: I can't create STRM's , it shows up "register error"
How can we surpass this?
(2015-10-23, 18:15)tim4k Wrote: I have been testing Amazon Cloud Drive and yesterday I made so many connections they limited me. All fine now.
I'm testing a Windows App called Netdrive and found this similarity. Watching mkv x264 files.
Your Add-on has no problem. Amazon has
Some people have shared with me a 5GB that won't playback -- btw, I'm testing out that feature to playback shared files, etc. Amazon account has no way of linking in shares, so I have something under the works to assist users.