Amazon Amazon MOD

[Sipherdrakon]

so for the record all that was done was to comment out this section of code from amazon_get_seasons_info.py

           # if li.find("a")==None:
            #     count += 1
            #     continue

            # if not(li.find("a").has_attr('href')):
            #     count += 1
            #     continue

            play_url = ""
            # play_url = li.find("a")['href']
            # if play_url == None:
            #     count += 1
            #     continue
​

which is what I was playing with when a test version was uploaded. But it is kinda weird that technically that should work as they didn't seem to move the <a href> and it is still the first 'a' ref it comes to within each <li> block. But oh well. At least I can see why it returns everything playable or otherwise. :-P I was attempting to have it look for the play button itself but couldn't quite get the code to work yet. So kudos to Wilson for the quick fix. :-)

[MAK]

so for the record all that was done was to comment out this section of code from amazon_get_seasons_info.py

I applied this fix to the Mac version 6.2.1.5 and it worked. I appreciate it very much.

[JoeTaxpayer]

I applied this fix to the Mac version 6.2.1.5 and it worked. I appreciate it very much.

I located the file and made the same edit, deleted temp folder, and started SF. No success. I'm on 13.7 Ventura, FWIW.

[jpp72]

I located the file and made the same edit, deleted temp folder, and started SF. No success. I'm on 13.7 Ventura, FWIW.

You either messed up the edit outright, messed up the indentation, or saved the file with a different extension.

Download the StreamFab for windows installer and extract (not run, extract) the file. Find the script and copy it over your original.

I would say save some bandwidth and download my MOD and copy the orig.amazon_get_seasons_info.py over your amazon_get_seasons_info.py but with StreamFab installer, the file is already named properly.

I am not trying to be a dick and suggest you can't rename a file properly but i don't know your level of proficiency. You are using a Mac after all