TOU.TV doesn't works (7 Viewers)

[Benoit LeBlanc]

The DLL that is updated automatically by the OnlineVideos plugin is OnlineVideos.Sites.corporategadfly.dll

it is located in the folder:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\plugins\Windows\OnlineVideos

The latest version of the file is 1.0.1.16. You can put it there manually if you don't have the right version (make sure you close MediaPortal first).

 

[corporate_gadfly]

When running in debug mode OnlineVideos.log will contain the versions of the site utility DLLs, FYI.

 

[sbourdon]

Thanks for your replies!
I can confirm that I'm using the latest DLL.

Hoping it will help, I've attached new logs to this post.

Thank you very much for your time!

 

[georgius]

Old filter binaries. Try attached.

 

[corporate_gadfly]

Thanks for your replies!
I can confirm that I'm using the latest DLL.

Hoping it will help, I've attached new logs to this post.

Thank you very much for your time!

@georgius: Whatever version of MPUrlSourceSplitter he is using, is not passing along the cookie for the Segment/Fragment URL:

 CurlDebugCallback(): sent HTTP header: 'GET /z/004/mp4/a/2011-12-08_08_30_00_asimon_0050_,500,800,1200,.mp4.csmil/2_ee8b5f6c472833a3_Seg1-Frag1 HTTP/1.1
Range: bytes=0-
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 5.1; rv:17.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/17.0
Host: cp143903-f.akamaihd.net
Accept: */*
 
'

 

[georgius]

Whatever version of MPUrlSourceSplitter he is using, is not passing along the cookie for the Segment/Fragment

He's using older version with wrong passing cookies. This bug was fixed on same day, but I've previously attached here older version.

 

[sbourdon]

It works!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

I really appreciate your time and patience; thanks everyone!

 

[sbourdon]

A little update...

Tou.tv does work but when I select a show, the caching is VERY slow (takes about 1 minute to get to 2% cached) and when the program finally starts playing, it plays without interruption for about 2 minutes, then freezes (caching is catching up, I guess), then starts again (for a couple of seconds), then stops, then continues, and so on!

If I close MediaPortal and log on the Tou.tv site and play the same file I was trying to watch inside OnlineVideos, every goes smoothly...

Is there anything that can done about that? Is there a "Cache" setting somewhere I could modify? Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?

Thank you for your help!

 

[georgius]

A little update...

Tou.tv does work but when I select a show, the caching is VERY slow (takes about 1 minute to get to 2% cached) and when the program finally starts playing, it plays without interruption for about 2 minutes, then freezes (caching is catching up, I guess), then starts again (for a couple of seconds), then stops, then continues, and so on!

If I close MediaPortal and log on the Tou.tv site and play the same file I was trying to watch inside OnlineVideos, every goes smoothly...

Is there anything that can done about that? Is there a "Cache" setting somewhere I could modify? Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?

Thank you for your help!

Please attach logs (at least MPUrlSourceSplitter.log and OnlineVideos.log).

 

[corporate_gadfly]

A little update...

Tou.tv does work but when I select a show, the caching is VERY slow (takes about 1 minute to get to 2% cached) and when the program finally starts playing, it plays without interruption for about 2 minutes, then freezes (caching is catching up, I guess), then starts again (for a couple of seconds), then stops, then continues, and so on!

If I close MediaPortal and log on the Tou.tv site and play the same file I was trying to watch inside OnlineVideos, every goes smoothly...

Is there anything that can done about that? Is there a "Cache" setting somewhere I could modify? Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?

Thank you for your help!

Sorry to say, but I cannot reproduce at my end. I am running MediaPortal in a VM on Mac OS X and saw a 13-minute episode "Dust Bowl Ha! Ha!" with no noticeable delay (didn't understand any of it, but that's because I don't speak French).

In any case, as @georgius said, attach logs.