i did another test it show now just one red X on fetch video captions and the rest shows green check
If you successfully deleted the Invidious instance, you should be getting Red X's on everything in the "Test". No green checkmarks should be showing.
Can you post some screenshots of your Settings? (use the little camera icon above to upload images)
when i put check mark beside invidious under backend it comes up with error saying failed to load video Reason:Internal server error but if i go click on playlet (local) i get error message saying errorMsg:no valid bitrates
I can only reproduce the issue of the the "Video Load Error" if I select an Invidious Instance (ie. invidious.jing.rocks) and then select Invidious as the backend.
If I use Playlet as the backend, everything loads and plays fine.
If I follow the developer's suggestion to remove the Invidious instance completely (so that it shows nothing at all in the instance box), then I can select both Invidious or Playlet as the backend and the videos will load and play just fine. (I have tried a bunch of the live cams and no issues).
Give me a specific title of the cam you are trying to watch and I will check if there is a feed issue.
i went to search type in cam then click on vevo cam-burning house clicked on it and came back saying errorMsg:no valid bitrates i even del instance and try the video
Plays fine on my device. (By the way, that is not a live cam but an older country song. Good band).
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When you deleted Instance, and then performed the Test, are you now getting all Red X's?
yes all show red x after i del instance
even type live cam around the world it came up with loads of live videos any one i click on keeps saying erroMsg no valid bitrates
Try using an alternate method of using Playlet and see what happens.
You can use Playlet through a web browser on a laptop, or use it on a mobile phone (using the Youtube app).
Try the mobile phone method. (The instructions are under "Remote", directly under the Settings in Playlet).
1. Install Youtube app on phone/mobile device.
2. Go to the Remote section in Playlet and select "Link with Wifi" (use the arrow keys).
3. In the Youtube app, search for a video and then press the Cast button on your phone and select "Playlet on Roku Device".
4. Then press Play on the video in the Youtube app.
Your Youtube video will now be sent through to Playlet.
The other method is to use a web-browser on laptop (Select Playlet Web App) and follow the instructions there.
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See if you have any better results using one of those two methods.
I prefer using the laptop (Playlet Web App) but use whichever one is easier for you.
that was wired it played a video for a min on playlet on roku then stop and then popup message errorMsg no valid bitrates