YouTube for SF8008

eastof111

BinThere
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Using the 04-13-2026 image and Youtube plugin works well except when recording the selected video is split up in to separate audio (m4a) and video (mp4) files The only way to watch the recording is to merge the two into one. The current Youtube plugin used is 25c0dd80+25c0dd854b-r8 which was restored from prior image.

Uninstalled 25c0dd80+25c0dd854b-r8 and installed 87440b50+8744b5731-ro from the feed. Same recording problems plus now I get "There was an error creating entry list". Other than that the prior version (-r8) seems to work better.

Also, after every Online flash to a new image, I keep getting these timer errors. I always have to delete the timers and recreate the timers until it happens again during the online flash to new image.

Timers 1_0_1_3_220.webpTimer repeats entries 1_0_1_3_220_.webp
 
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Your crash logs are empty f any information that would pint to the problem. Look at the sizes:
175 bytes
502 bytes
Then one with a bit more:
1.2Kb

Nothing useful in any of them, with the first 2 being empty and the last one repeating a useless string. If you want to find the cause or get it fixed, you will need to dig deeper because I cannot reproduce it, and no one else has reported anything similar. The last time we looked at this, the stick was not even registered in the receiver.

I cannot answer to WHY on other images as I am only really concerned with this image. It does help to know other images work, but at the same time, my receiver works with a similar Kingston drive. The first question is: Are you 100 percent sure that drive is installed in the receiver? The receiver does not acknowledge your usb drive. So let's see if we can solve this riddle, which is my Kingston works and yours does not. First and foremost, 100 percent verify the stick is properly installed in the receiver.

In terminal, what is the output of lsusb?
lsusb

Please Carefully run these in order. Telnet commands are in black bold:
# Step 1 - baseline (stick already inserted)
lsblk
cat /etc/fstab
ls /media/


# Step 2 - enable logging, then unplug and replug the stick
touch /etc/udev/udev.debug
sleep 2

# --- unplug USB stick ---
sleep 3
# --- replug USB stick ---
sleep 5
cat /tmp/udev.log


If the above steps can be done then the results should show the problem or issue. Thanks.
 
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