(2015-02-02, 13:40)nimrod77 Wrote: Hi Bromix and thanks for the fantastic work you do getting YouTube into our helix installs.
I have recently started to be unable to play VeVo music videos. I get the notification "this video contains content from vevo. It is restricted from playback on certain sites. Watch on YouTube.com" and "playback failed. One or more items failed to play. Check the log file for details". This has only recently started.
I live in Australia if that makes a difference. Let me know how I can help you to trouble shoot this with you.
Thanks

(2015-02-02, 18:06)dmakfan Wrote: I've been seeing the error a lot recently as well where it won't play because of regional lockouts for videos that used to work (and still work when I play them in the browser).
I can provide logs later if that would help -- where do you want them posted?

Thanks
Dave

(2015-02-02, 13:47)bromix Wrote:

(2015-02-02, 13:40)nimrod77 Wrote: Hi Bromix and thanks for the fantastic work you do getting YouTube into our helix installs.
I have recently started to be unable to play VeVo music videos. I get the notification "this video contains content from vevo. It is restricted from playback on certain sites. Watch on YouTube.com" and "playback failed. One or more items failed to play. Check the log file for details". This has only recently started.
I live in Australia if that makes a difference. Let me know how I can help you to trouble shoot this with you.
Thanks

A log would help....but I hope I have fixed this issue in the version 5.0.5 (released yesterday)

(2015-02-03, 14:32)389abc Wrote: When experimenting with video settings for finding optimal solution I found out strange thing with youtube. If I set in kodi video settings change refrash rate to match video. HD content plays fine and changing rate accordingly. But with SD content I have changing refrash rate after few seconds of playback and this is showing up as black out TV for second or two then it plays OK with changed refrash rate. Is there somebody else have same problem? And thank you Bromix again and again, great work!

(2015-02-03, 22:24)Wanilton Wrote: Hi Bromix, update Portuguese (Brazil) translation,

http://files.xbmcbrasil.net/Suporte/bromix/strings.xml

Thanks

(2015-02-04, 05:29)hghfdkjbfjb Wrote: Will you investigate the option of prmitive disk-based buffering for DASH streams? youtube-dl, written in Python, may have some code which you can use as it can write DASH streams to file (both video and audio.)

This approach may lead you and others to effective DASH support within plugins until something is provided by Kodi.

(2015-02-05, 20:21)mutant_matt Wrote: Just a quick question. I have the plugin via the default repo on Gotham. I'm getting the "restricted on some devices" type messages on 5.0.0. Is 5.0.5 (which looks like fixes this problem?), going to come to the main repo or do I need to switch to the Bromix repo? (https://github.com/bromix/repository.bromix.storage/raw/master/repository.bromix.zip - is that correct?).

Slightly confused by the main title (5.x.x for Helix), when I automatically got the update to 5.0.0 for Gotham via the main repo at Christmas...

Thanks for a great add-on regardless!

Cheers,

Matt.

(2015-02-05, 22:06)rodalpho Wrote: A menu option "Download via youtube-dl" which then calls the external program properly in the background to save the video to disk as 1080p/4k and/or 60fps would be pretty sweet. This would be particularly nice when Youtube is running slowly and constantly buffering due to my ISP being garbage.