2020-11-19, 21:34
I can confirm the current API key is the problem as I fixed it (possibly temporarily) by using the FireFox Web Developer tools to extract the current api_token and auth_token from my logged in Twitch.tv account. I got the idea from this post, note that the current posted API key does not work. I am not a dev sharing a fix, but this is how I currently got it to work. For all i know the API Key now changes daily, so I don't know how well of a fix it is. But, at least it currently does work.
Edit: More information on what I did is available in the first link inside this post. If you want to manually edit the file, the file location varies on which operating system and distribution you use. For me on CoreELEC it was in /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/plugin.video.twitch/settings.xml (Hint: create a backup). The proper fields are `private_oauth_clientid` and `private_oauth_token` Note: read below for info on the probably optional`oauth_token`field.
If you don't want to manually edit the file, the proper fields in the Twitch Kodi Add-on are in Settongs -> Login -> "OAuth Client ID" and "OAuth Token" (the OAuth Token field at the bottom, not top). I believe the top "OAuth Token" field is optional, for subscribers VODs and etc... but I always create one just in case. Simply click on "Get OAuth Token" and follow the directions.
*Note: I found that preroll ads work as intended instead of the ad template that shows. Haven't watched long enough to test midroll ads.
@cage you seem bewildered, hopefully this post helps your API problem.
Edit: More information on what I did is available in the first link inside this post. If you want to manually edit the file, the file location varies on which operating system and distribution you use. For me on CoreELEC it was in /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/plugin.video.twitch/settings.xml (Hint: create a backup). The proper fields are `private_oauth_clientid` and `private_oauth_token` Note: read below for info on the probably optional`oauth_token`field.
If you don't want to manually edit the file, the proper fields in the Twitch Kodi Add-on are in Settongs -> Login -> "OAuth Client ID" and "OAuth Token" (the OAuth Token field at the bottom, not top). I believe the top "OAuth Token" field is optional, for subscribers VODs and etc... but I always create one just in case. Simply click on "Get OAuth Token" and follow the directions.
*Note: I found that preroll ads work as intended instead of the ad template that shows. Haven't watched long enough to test midroll ads.
@cage you seem bewildered, hopefully this post helps your API problem.