[itechnocrat]

Hi!
Sorry for my English.

Problem: in my list of subscriptions I can see only 50 channels, but I have more of them.

Q: Is this a bug or idea?

Thank you!

[bromix]

Hi!
Sorry for my English.

Problem: in my list of subscriptions I can see only 50 channels, but I have more of them.

Q: Is this a bug or idea?

Thank you!

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http://forum.kodi.tv/search.php?action=t...scriptions
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[scrag]

@bromix

A OSMC developer came back to me and advised the following:
https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/ssl-support-.../4?u=scrag

Seems NOT to be a SSL issue.

[bromix]

@bromix

A OSMC developer came back to me and advised the following:
https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/ssl-support-.../4?u=scrag

Seems NOT to be a SSL issue.

Thanks....keep me posted...maybe the developer finds something else.

[itechnocrat]

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Sorry, I do not quite understand English.
This is a mistake API Google and there is no solution?
If you know the solution, please show me the link to it.
Thank you!

[bromix]

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Sorry, I do not quite understand English.
This is a mistake API Google and there is no solution?
If you know the solution, please show me the link to it.
Thank you!

It's a bug in the YouTube API.

[itechnocrat]

It's a bug in the YouTube API.

I'm sad.
Thank you!

[mody5555]

Hi Bromix there is now two add-ons one to organize youtube channels and another to make collections any plan to add these features here

[DBMandrake]

@bromix

A OSMC developer came back to me and advised the following:
https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/ssl-support-.../4?u=scrag

Seems NOT to be a SSL issue.

Thanks....keep me posted...maybe the developer finds something else.

Can't reproduce the problem on my own install of OSMC and from the log file I saw it appears to be a network connection/timeout issue not anything related to OSMC. (SSL support is definitely present)

[scrag]

Hi. Thanks for the help.

YouTube is working fine on the Pi2 which is connected via Ethernet. Not working still on the PiB which is connected via WiFi. Not sure if WiFi is causing the issue.

Could the timeouts for the streams in the app be set too low?

EDIT: (PiB testing) @bromix

Ok. I think the issue has to do with Networking - WiFi.

I have a WiPi connected to the PiB. I moved the PiB close to the router (by 2m) and started up again. Rather than 2 bar reception I now had 3 bar reception (OSMC). Fired up the YouTube app again and it worked.

Moved the PiB back to where it was (2 bar reception) and the script errors and non playing returned. The interesting thing to note is that Live streams worked all along. I had not realised this before.

I am no expert but it seems that the timeout is set too low when WiFi is not at its optimum (for the YouTube app) and the result is that the YouTube app will drop the connection and throw a script error.

[bromix]

@bromix

A OSMC developer came back to me and advised the following:
https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/ssl-support-.../4?u=scrag

Seems NOT to be a SSL issue.

Thanks....keep me posted...maybe the developer finds something else.

Can't reproduce the problem on my own install of OSMC and from the log file I saw it appears to be a network connection/timeout issue not anything related to OSMC. (SSL support is definitely present)

Thanks for the information.

Hi. Thanks for the help.

YouTube is working fine on the Pi2 which is connected via Ethernet. Not working still on the PiB which is connected via WiFi. Not sure if WiFi is causing the issue.

Could the timeouts for the streams in the app be set too low?

EDIT: (PiB testing) @bromix

Ok. I think the issue has to do with Networking - WiFi.

I have a WiPi connected to the PiB. I moved the PiB close to the router (by 2m) and started up again. Rather than 2 bar reception I now had 3 bar reception (OSMC). Fired up the YouTube app again and it worked.

Moved the PiB back to where it was (2 bar reception) and the script errors and non playing returned. The interesting thing to note is that Live streams worked all along. I had not realised this before.

I am no expert but it seems that the timeout is set too low when WiFi is not at its optimum (for the YouTube app) and the result is that the YouTube app will drop the connection and throw a script error.

I'm glad it's working now and we know what the real problem was

[scrag]

Is there something that can be done about the timeout?

[bromix]

Is there something that can be done about the timeout?

I would have to expose the socket to set some kind of timeout, because I don't use the request module because of import performance reasons. You have to provide a proper infrastructure, if the distance is the problem. The default timeout is more then generous (1-2 Minute is the default http timeout). On the other hand if the client can't handle the data in time the server will react in worse cases with a timeout to ease the traffic on the server.

[Nseven]

How to switch view mode and save change? Currently, I have to change view every time I open Youtube Add-on.
I'm using eminence skin.

[scrag]

Is there something that can be done about the timeout?

I would have to expose the socket to set some kind of timeout, because I don't use the request module because of import performance reasons. You have to provide a proper infrastructure, if the distance is the problem. The default timeout is more then generous (1-2 Minute is the default http timeout). On the other hand if the client can't handle the data in time the server will react in worse cases with a timeout to ease the traffic on the server.

Fair enough - no problem.

I moved it closer again and moved it back and now it works fine with the same reception of two bars. Anyway, seems to just be sensitive to the WiFi signal received - will see what I can do to improve things.

Than you.