TOU.TV doesn't works (5 Viewers)

[sbourdon]

Hello,

For Step 1, I started MediaPortal, then OnlineVideos, left clicked, selected Manage my sites, right clicked on Tou.tv and selected Remove from my sites. I then added it back, using the same method. Was that the proper way of doing it?

Regarding step 2, I simply downloaded the 14 binaries as instructed and saved them over the old ones, in the folder specified.

As for step 3, I'm lost! Should I understand that there is a file called coroprategadfly.dll and that version 1.0.1.12 should be installed? If so, where can I download that file and where should it be saved? If not, what should I be looking for?

After steps 1 and 2 have been completed, I always get an error message from OnlineVideos regarding a wrong URL...

Thank you for your help and support!

 

[corporate_gadfly]

As for step 3, I'm lost! Should I understand that there is a file called coroprategadfly.dll and that version 1.0.1.12 should be installed? If so, where can I download that file and where should it be saved? If not, what should I be looking for?

After steps 1 and 2 have been completed, I always get an error message from OnlineVideos regarding a wrong URL...

Thank you for your help and support!

Steps 1 and 2 are perfect, as far as I can tell. For step 3, @offbyone has built a fantastic self-healing network whereby the correct and most up-to-date DLL is downloaded automatically. You can confirm that by looking at the contents of OnlineVideos.log file (near the top).

Furthermore, since you are getting a wrong URL message, can you post OnlineVideos.log and MPUrlSourceSplitter.log? In addition, the content might be geo-locked to Canada. Are you located in Canada?

Cheers,

 

[sbourdon]

Hello,

Thanks for your quick response!
You will find attached the files you asked for.
Hope this helps!

Thank you very much!
Sylvain (from Canada!)

 

[corporate_gadfly]

I am pretty sure your MPUrlSourceSplitter binaries are old. Seeing this in the logs:

Version: 2445 Build date: 2012/11/25

Did you restart MediaPortal? If the problem is still not fixed after restarting, can you post logs in debug mode, please?

 

[sbourdon]

Hello,

I updated the 14 files once more and restarted the computer; unfortunately, I still get the "No URL found" error message for all videos...
Attached are the log files when running MediaPortal in debug mode.

Thank you for you support!

P.S.: I'm under Windows 8; could that be a problem?

 

[corporate_gadfly]

Hello,

I updated the 14 files once more and restarted the computer; unfortunately, I still get the "No URL found" error message for all videos...
Attached are the log files when running MediaPortal in debug mode.

Thank you for you support!

P.S.: I'm under Windows 8; could that be a problem?

I have to go build some IKEA furniture. Will reply soon afterwards.

 

[offbyone]

Make sure you have registered the .ax file your have downloaded as admin in a command prompt window:
regsvr32 MPUrlSourceSplitter.ax

 

[sbourdon]

Hello,

I executed regsvr32 MPUrlSourceSplitter.ax in a command prompt window and received the following message:

The "MPUrlSourceSplitter.ax" module may not be compatible with the version of Windows you are using. Verify that the module is compatible with a x86 (32 bits) or x64 (64 bits) version of regvr32.exe

Original message was in French; hope my translation is not too bad!

 

[offbyone]

That's not good. Not sure if it is just a warning or registration was not done. Without that filter you won't get (almost) any video to play.

 

[sbourdon]

I rolled back to a default 1.4.0.0 installation and everything is back to normal, except for Tou.tv
When selecting a clip in Tou.tv, an icon keeps on turning on screen while the message "0% cached" is being displayed but nothing happens...

Any ideas?