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Error launching particular stream #362
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This has already been fixed by 412ca46. |
I've updated to v1.0.1 but the error with the custom title still persists.
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Which channel are you trying to watch and which player config are you using?
This looks like a different error |
Channel: https://www.twitch.tv/wow_tomato |
I don't have any issues when using the custom window title option without using custom params. |
Custom parameters is blank. Is there a way to view the values that is causing the error? |
Not from within the GUI in a production build. |
Okay, so it looks like Windows 7 is having some issues with certain unicode characters. |
I'm using Python 2.7. I've also tried launching with livestreamer and encountered the following error.
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This is the generated parameter list:
As you can see, the GUI correctly escapes the |
Is it required to escape the pipe? |
Yes it, is. To reproduce this, run this: This will work correctly on Linux, but fails on Windows. |
Yup, it fails when I run it in command prompt. Will you be raising this in streamlink or should I raise this issue there? |
I'll create an issue in a sec. I was just testing this on other Windows versions... |
The bug has been fixed in streamlink/streamlink#300. I'll set the minimum required version of Streamlink to |
Done in e2662aa... The Streamlink 0.2.0 Windows installer has some issues right now and is reporting a wrong version. |
I am still having this same issue on Ubuntu with the latest release and streamlink 0.2.0. When a stream title has a single (haven't thoroughly tested double) quote in it (and it's set to put the stream title in the window title), the stream fails to launch. Exit code 1, ValueError: No closing quotation. EDIT: It should be noted that using double quotes in the player parameters fixes this. However it still occurs when using single quotes, eg: --title='{name} : {title}' will fail, while --title="{name} : {title}" will not |
Yep, Streamlink still doesn't parse this correctly: streamlink -p mpv -a "--title '\'' {filename}" twitch.tv/CHANNEL best This works:
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Encountered an error launching a particular stream, does not occur for other streams that I've tried. Error message is "The process exited with code 1".
To add on, I have no issues launching the same stream via CLI (Twitch OAuth token enabled).
Windows 7 Pro
streamlink-script.py 0.1.0
Streamlink Twitch GUI 1.0.0 64bit
Error message for https://www.twitch.tv/wow_tomato:
Error message for https://www.twitch.tv/zxc93824:
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