Amazon stuck on analyzing loop

Infinity101

Can't DL anything from Amazon stuck on analyzing loop and never ends unless you press cancel but than you cant download anything.

flylow+

Can't DL anything from Amazon stuck on analyzing loop and never ends unless you press cancel but than you cant download anything.
Infinity101

https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/software-support-english/streamfab/433509-how-to-post-issues-in-the-streamfab-section

Cats4U wrote:

And when sending a log, use this procedure...
Delete the existing StreamFab.log from your Log directory. Run the ONE download that you are having problems with. Exit StreamFab. Do not edit this new StreamFab.log in any way. Attach it to a post here on the forum.

flylow+

Also:

It is important that you DO NOT update via the program itself.

Instead, download the offline installer from the website or forum. Follow the @Cats4U uninstall instructions, they are clear and understandable. Don't forget to delete the two folders "Log" and "Temp", depending on where they are located on your computer. Also delete the folder C:\Users\Sebastian001\AppData\Roaming\DVDFab.

After that, your queue will be empty, your settings will be gone, you will have to log in to your streamer again...When you start Streamfab for the first time after reinstalling, you will have to authorize yourself.

But all this takes less time than fixing problems caused by the update via the program...

How to do a clean install of the latest StreamFab

1. Totally delete the contents of your StreamFab Log & Temp directories. Please refer to your StreamFab Settings as to where you have told SF where to save them.

2. Use a "professional" uninstall program to completely remove the old version of StreamFab.
Make sure the uninstaller removes Registry entries for StreamFab as well as the program.
Do not use the built-in Windows uninstaller as it tends to leave stuff behind.
A good source for currently available free uninstallers is at or simply Google "Uninstallers" for additional free and pay programs. Some commonly used uninstallers are Revo, Ashampoo, and Total Uninstaller. Right now, I prefer the Ashampoo - . Revo sometimes makes you reboot your computer.
Important: Be sure to choose to remove StreamFab's current configuration when asked.

3. Download the latest offline version of StreamFab from the "Sticky" announcement at the top of the forum. Otherwise just download directly from...

32bit version:

64bit version:

Never use the online pop-up installer as it sometimes produces bad installs.

4. Install the new version of StreamFab.
If the uninstall program you used has a Install component to it, use that to install StreamFab.
Using the Install component will keep a complete log of everything added and make a future uninstall easier the next time. When the install is done, start up your new version of SF. A pop-up will appear asking you to re-authorize your StreamFab, do that by giving your email/password. Give your DVDFab email/password, not your forum email/password, if different.
Then go up to the upper right of StreamFab's display and click the Settings icon and set up your StreamFab configuration to your liking. After setting up your configuration and saving, it is best to close StreamFab and then restart it.
Do a clean install everytime a new StreamFab version comes out and you will have fewer problems.

Sebastian001

partyvan

Can't DL anything from Amazon stuck on analyzing loop and never ends unless you press cancel but than you cant download anything.
Infinity101

I had the same problem. I solved it by going into settings and disabling "auto anaylze" option, with that disabled you'll have to manually press the icon on the lower right to analyze the video you want to download but you get out of that loop.

Stan001

I have not really noticed an issue, although in the last few days for some testing I did switch off the auto analyze.
I may have to turn it back on to see if I see the issue happen.

ADDED: So far, I turned it back on, and still see no issue. Maybe clear out SF cache?
SF is quirky when it analyzes Amazon, anyway.