2016-05-09, 03:07
I made some recent updates that may fix some issues. It has been working really well for me over the last few days with both ESPN3 and the premium channels.
(2016-05-09, 03:07)awaters1 Wrote: I made some recent updates that may fix some issues. It has been working really well for me over the last few days with both ESPN3 and the premium channels.Thanks for your efforts.
(2016-05-09, 03:12)OTinley Wrote: Thanks for your efforts.
What providers have you tested with?
I couldn't get it to work with my current Cox subscription, but then again NBCSN add-on can't validate me either.
(2016-05-09, 03:30)locomot1f Wrote: how would you log in to WatchESPN through the website?
does it work for you that way?
(2016-05-09, 03:34)awaters1 Wrote: I tested with Comcast, but every provider should work in theory.
If you go to this site https://idm.east.cox.net/coxlogin/ui/watchespn (Cox internet login for watch ESPN) does your account work there? If your account works there I'm willing to devote some time to debug the issue by having the addon print extra debugging information.
(2016-05-09, 03:48)awaters1 Wrote: The addon should work then, can you add your username, password, and provider in the addon settings, reproduce the error, and supply a debug log (instructions are here http://kodi.wiki/view/Log_file/Easy)?Thank you. The log is here
(2016-05-10, 02:54)awaters1 Wrote: Thank you for the logs, looks like I forgot to create the cookies file, it should be fixed in latest master for you guys to try.ESPN3 worked but no premium content worked I am afraid.
DEBUG: ffmpeg[1940]: [aac] ChannelElement n.n missing
(2016-05-10, 02:54)awaters1 Wrote: Thank you for the logs, looks like I forgot to create the cookies file, it should be fixed in latest master for you guys to try.
Quote: What OS and version of Kodi is this with? I haven't seen this error before.Thanks for looking into this.