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Thank you ampedandwired!
Two questions, when you have a sec:
1. So does the solution take into account the key-generating algorithm? In other words, is the fix likely to survive at least a little while?
2. Where can we donate? This is great work and is well deserving of beer/milk money. Your choice which.
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2013-01-18, 01:35
(This post was last modified: 2013-01-18, 01:46 by dallasnights.)
WOW
you my friend are a genius
Works great now on ATV2
Thank you
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Thanks amped. Latest update in combination with the fix posted for Frodo has me up and running again.
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Good to hear. FYI, the Frodo workaround will not be required with Frodo final, as a fix has been made directly in XBMC core.
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This can happen if your stored access credentials are old or stale. Try using the "Reauthenticate" option on the first screen of the plugin.
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That's a bug. I just pushed a fix - should work if you update your plugin.
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I was having issues with the Rdio pluging that continued with the stable Frodo release. I was getting script errors, but that was fixed (along with other issues I was having with other plugins and services) with a complete reinstall. However, I wanted to point out that I wasn't able to get Rdio fully working until I did the workaround that stable Frodo was supposed to fix. Just wanted to throw that out there, but I'm sure glad I'm up and running again!
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I have one feature request, that maybe already exists or maybe it can't be done. Is it possible to export the stream files into the XBMC music library? It exists for the Hulu and Amazon Prime plugins for tv and movies, and I really love having the streams merge into my library so it's all in one spot.