I will take a peek, it may have been a network error, lets see, have you tried it again since that time?just got my first errors in weeks ... HBOMax, The Kings Man failed part way in ... KIMI came up with can't retrieve play list. attached is log
Thanks
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Yup just as I thought is was a network error,just got my first errors in weeks ... HBOMax, The Kings Man failed part way in ... KIMI came up with can't retrieve play list. attached is log
Thanks
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00:01:42.937 - [Debug] [Pump:video:hbomax] Request #26 has encountered a network error with code 5
You know I am always here for you bro.I am on wifi ... i thought as much .. just retried and both are working now. Thanks
You know I am always here for you bro.
More stickies? Most people already don't read the existing ones
FYI... I added your advice to my guide. It won't reach everyone, but it's helpful, nonetheless.I was just trying to be helpful.
And honestly, how does Chevron know?Well, you have a point there I was just trying to be helpful.
He has written many stickies for the project and yes people do not seem to pay attention to them, they just post, and then most leave to come back to see if their issue is solved.And honestly, how does Chevron know?
It actually not that DQ, all networks lose their connection for a few seconds, either the signal gets weak or something just has to block them for a second while you are downloading and you will get a network error, some networks are more prone to a few seconds of failure than others. Usually wifi more often than ethernet. Noone is going to know what's happening unless I read a log file.RF1, should there maybe be a sticky about AS and network issues or "quality"? I think it is just human nature to assume that AS is super lenient as it relates to folks home networks like say email or a web browser is. But the reality is (due to the nature of what it is doing) it's fairly sensitive to things like high latency, jitter and packet loss. Now , of course, I did not write AS so I am gleaning that from my own experiences and posts here on forum.
That is nothing more than food for thought. Thanks.
It actually not that DQ, all networks lose their connection for a few seconds, either the signal gets weak or something just has to block them for a second while you are downloading and you will get a network error, some networks are more prone to a few seconds of failure than others. Usually wifi more often than ethernet. Noone is going to know what's happening unless I read a log file.