could not receive media list as there is no domains that work
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Raspberry Pi 4 Libreelec Kodi
Sadly the devs keep screwing up/switching around APIs.
You could manually find the config file, but the comment from Daniel near the bottom simply has a link with an already set popcorn time location so its a matter of either using the install from zip option after downloading it or extracting it to the correct location yourself:
I wonder when this will be properly released, updated (without me having to hack the code)? @markop159
Any word on this getting fixed?
@grfl @Powershellder @happydonut111
I found solution on issue #120 follow link for the comment #120 (comment).
Or if you prefer can download on https://mega.nz/file/X9p1xaJS#wVhahPsH17HqUY1a0VvtwNLAlM8wKk-_1HTs4E_MqqA
Since Yesterday I get same error : could not receive media list as there is no domains that work
Any news ?
@tonibabura install the updated plugin link the comment above yours. #127 (comment)
@tonibabura install the updated plugin link the comment above yours. #127 (comment)
How would I do that on my television thats running Kodi? All I know how to do is download Kodi addons from repositories.
- download the zip, and place it on your device, or on your network accessible by your device.
- uninstall your previous version of Kodi Popcorn Time
- Settings -> Addons -> Install from zip file
- find your previously downloaded zip file and install it.
@tonibabura follow the @S0und steps and you will have success.
- download the zip, and place it on your device, or on your network accessible by your device.
This is what I don’t understand. How would I place the zip “on my device”. It’s a television. Anyway, that’s for the help.
I never try on Smart Tv, i use raspbery 3. But i think, @happydonut111 , in your cause you should have a pendrive to transfer the zip file to your television, and follow the steps like @S0und told. If you understand of SSH connection try connection on your Android TV to send the package.
good luck
Awesome man. Took your advice and it totally worked. Thanks for walking me through everything. Really appreciate the help!
I am getting the same issue, any help would be appreciated! I am on Raspberry Pi 3.
@premudeshi look here #127 (comment)
When I use the installer it fails to install. unknown error
@grfl Try the following:
SSH into your Kodi
vi /storage/.kodi/addons/plugin.video.kodipopcorntime/resources/lib/kodipopcorntime/favourites.py
change line 144
from: search = '%s/movie/%s' % ('https://tv-v2.api-fetch.website', fav['id'])
To: search = '%s/movie/%s' % ('https://tv-v2.api-fetch.sh', fav['id'])
Save the file
vi /storage/.kodi/addons/plugin.video.kodipopcorntime/resources/lib/kodipopcorntime/providers/api-fetch.py
Change Line 30
from: "https://tv-v2.api-fetch.website"
to: "https://tv-v2.api-fetch.sh"
Save the file
You guys can download 1.7.6 from here:
https://github.com/markop159/Markop159-repository/blob/3e11afd10a974d4038d94258ac9600859fd7c69b/Releases/plugin.video.kodipopcorntime/plugin.video.kodipopcorntime-1.7.6.zip
It was submited on 3rd of May but since then no answer from Markop159
@markop159 can we publish 1.7.6 in the repo and fix the issue without having to patch manually?
The latest available is 1.7.5 and still have this issue.
@grfl Try the following:
SSH into your Kodi
vi /storage/.kodi/addons/plugin.video.kodipopcorntime/resources/lib/kodipopcorntime/favourites.py
change line 144
from: search = '%s/movie/%s' % ('https://tv-v2.api-fetch.website', fav['id'])
To: search = '%s/movie/%s' % ('https://tv-v2.api-fetch.sh', fav['id'])Save the file
vi /storage/.kodi/addons/plugin.video.kodipopcorntime/resources/lib/kodipopcorntime/providers/api-fetch.py
Change Line 30
from: "https://tv-v2.api-fetch.website"
to: "https://tv-v2.api-fetch.sh"Save the file
This fix does not work for me, I am using kodi popcorntime 1.7.6 and added these fixes and it's still not able to load any content.