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[Leia] No module named _multiprocessing #958
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Tested with all versions after 7.0.7+beta.1.leia.1 - Same error. Tested versions
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Could "fix" this issue for myself by editing a few lines in two files files in plugin.video.youtube-7.1.0+leia.1.zip youtube.py edits: from from (checked my devices core count - its 4... :) I hope setting it to 3 was right, as in 0,1,2,3 cores... :) ) init.py edits (the init.py from the compatibility folder) removed the following three lines:
That made the plugin work. That said, the resolved 1440p links would fail to play using MPEG-DASH :( edit: All MPEG-Dash resolved videos fail to play this way. 1080p or 1440p doesnt matter. If I set the plugin to Ask + Automatic + Quality selection, I see the resolved videos. MPEG-DASH resolved ones with the AVC1 video codec and variable sound bitrate up top fail to play with mpeg dash. "Normally resolved" ones are listed below and play without issues. |
Did the same edits on plugin.video.youtube-7.1.1+beta.4.leia.1 (one less edit needed in init.py, I think. :) ), it also launches after those edits. This one fails to resolve AND play the avc1, "dynamic bitrate audio" videos using MPEG-DASH, (it resolved one time, then failed, on the next tries it didnt even resolve the AVC1 videos anymore.. :) h264 versions of the videos play fine). I'm opening a separate issue ticket for that. :) edit: The higher than 1080p videos failing to play seems to be intermittent/timing related. So they do work afters some tries. See: #959 |
Please supply a full debug log. The information is required to develop a suitable workaround for this device/platform/Python version specific issue. |
Never mind about the log. Was looking to see whether it was possible to get CPU information through Kodi but it looks like the CPU count is not exposed via any interface usable by an addon, and on Android the CPU usage Kodi reports only looks at the first core. Will just have to fall back to assume thar a single CPU is available. |
Can you confirm error no longer occurs using this test version: |
This error started occurring using all versions newer than plugin.video.youtube-7.0.7+beta.1.leia.1 (so starting with beta 2). Until now I simply used 7.0.7 beta 1 - but that version stopped resolving videos this week.
Hope you can look into that, or indicate whats causing the issue.
Behavior: youtube plugin doesnt launch, and even if just the video playback is called, it just errors out.
Kodi version used: 18.1
Operating system: Android
Error log:
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