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Too many active streams error #428
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The video token needs to be deauthorized after the mpd got fetched. Fix: |
Got it. contentid would look like "GRDQPM1ZY", I suppose? What does the videotoken look like? The error does provide several "token" keys, but they all seem to give {"error":"Unauthorized","reason":"invalid_token"}% when I patch fetch. |
Yeah sorry, I forgot to provide you the headers:
You get the video token when you fetch the playlist |
Thanks! I'll give it a go once I get the chance. |
I've added logic that should stop this behavior in v3.6.6. |
Just tried it and it works. Thanks a lot! Closing. |
I love your tool and I've been using it to grab subtitles for my subtitle archiving project. I ran into a new issue with the CR API whenever I download multiple subtitles in a short time. Probably doesn't just apply to my use case so I thought I'd bring it up.
Describe the bug
"An error occurred: TOO_MANY_ACTIVE_STREAMS ({"activeStreams":[{"accountId": [---the rest]" shows up when downloading subs in quick succession. It goes away after a minute or two but it does slow things down when going through entire series.
To Reproduce
Steps / command to reproduce the behavior:
Using your subtitle-only code snippet as an example. I use a modified version of this in my Python script just to standardize the filenames.
Do this a couple of times (2-4 times usually) in the terminal and it throws the error. Wait a while and it clears up and you can download again.
Expected behavior
Should download as normal without errors no matter how many times it's done.
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