Hulu h265 still broken on Hulu with version 6.2.0.0

[MrGrackle]

Even with the newest season of The Simpsons, we cannot download it in h265. It has been what, 10 versions now?
Of course many many other shows are affected by this as well.


I see they are on a holiday, but this issue could affect a lot of things, such as 4K availability.

[walker189]

Just downloaded S36E01 H265 1080p - no issues

[Sebastian001]

Just downloaded S36E01 H265 1080p - no issues

Yes, there is no point in discussing it with him. He does not update the program properly. Nor does he provide log files...

[MrGrackle]

Yes, there is no point in discussing it with him. He does not update the program properly. Nor does he provide log files...

Walker are you in USA?

What will a logfile do in this case? I looked at it myself, there is nothing useful in it.
If I do a "proper" way as you put it, then it's a total bitch to get youtube connected again. One glitch is not proof of anything really. All the other modules behave like they do for most people.
Try LA Law S1E4.

[Germania]

What will a logfile do in this case? I looked at it myself, there is nothing useful in it.

I've no log to compare (I've no access to Hulu) - and see in log

[Log]: Download error: Md5 inconsistent.
..
[Info]: Reques MPD Data Error =  0 Url:  https://dynamic-manifest.hulustream.com/hulu/v1/vod/dash/ ..
..
[Info]: [HuluUSResponseFilterControl]" streamInfo earse period Id: "ad-bumper-0-0-0
[Info]: [HuluUSResponseFilterControl]" streamInfo earse period Id: "ad-bumper-0-1-0
[Info]: [HuluUSResponseFilterControl]" "TODO: need to merge periods, and remove ads.
[Info]: "[HuluUSResponseFilterControl]" not found codec stream, retry

Could it be that you have Hulu with ads and walker189 has Hulu without ads ?

If this is not the case, I would also assume that a full uninstall and fresh install helps.

If you fear for your youtube cookie, then try renaming the cache when SF is closed - like here
Then you can also undo this if necessary (rename back to cache)

[MrGrackle]

I've no log to compare (I've no access to Hulu) - and see in log

[Log]: Download error: Md5 inconsistent.
..
[Info]: Reques MPD Data Error = 0 Url: https://dynamic-manifest.hulustream.com/hulu/v1/vod/dash/ ..
..
[Info]: [HuluUSResponseFilterControl]" streamInfo earse period Id: "ad-bumper-0-0-0
[Info]: [HuluUSResponseFilterControl]" streamInfo earse period Id: "ad-bumper-0-1-0
[Info]: [HuluUSResponseFilterControl]" "TODO: need to merge periods, and remove ads.
[Info]: "[HuluUSResponseFilterControl]" not found codec stream, retry

Could it be that you have Hulu with ads and walker189 has Hulu without ads ?

If this is not the case, I would also assume that a full uninstall and fresh install helps.

If you fear for your youtube cookie, then try renaming the cache when SF is closed - like here
Then you can also undo this if necessary (rename back to cache)

I have the ad free bundle that includes Disney+. SF works with the ad based plan either way.

[MrGrackle]

Just to appease the naysayers, I tried the complete removal method step by step. Upon reinstall here's the list of problems:
Peacock -- FAILS every time. Before, it would fail maybe 1 out of 20 times.
Netflix -- Won't stay logged in. Before, no problems per se, randomly I would get one that either did not want to analyze no matter what, usually requiring a restart of SF
Hulu -- The "Make sure you can play it" error has returned. When looking at the log, it reports I have "too many streams" going at once. Before, ie: the original problem reported in this thread -- many streams do not have h265 option. If I try to force it back to h265, it analyzes forever. If I try to force it to analyze the specific episode, I would get the "Make sure you can play it" error but then it would pop up with the download h264 stream window
Youtube -- That 'problem detected with your cookies' error that means I am now logged out

Fortunately I was wise to back up my registry and all related folders.

Does someone know what/where the CFG file is for when I go into the settings tab? I wanna rename that and reset just the settings.

[Germania]

Does someone know what/where the CFG file is for when I go into the settings tab?
I wanna rename that and reset just the settings.

In %AppData%\DVDFab\StreamFab
the StreamFab.ini

The ini and/or all entries are recreated from SF Settings, without new install

btw: If you have tried "the complete removal method step by step" it should already be reset

[travelar]

Just to appease the naysayers, I tried the complete removal method step by step. Upon reinstall here's the list of problems:
Peacock -- FAILS every time. Before, it would fail maybe 1 out of 20 times.
Netflix -- Won't stay logged in. Before, no problems per se, randomly I would get one that either did not want to analyze no matter what, usually requiring a restart of SF
Hulu -- The "Make sure you can play it" error has returned. When looking at the log, it reports I have "too many streams" going at once. Before, ie: the original problem reported in this thread -- many streams do not have h265 option. If I try to force it back to h265, it analyzes forever. If I try to force it to analyze the specific episode, I would get the "Make sure you can play it" error but then it would pop up with the download h264 stream window
Youtube -- That 'problem detected with your cookies' error that means I am now logged out
.

Fresh install. Everyone of these bullets is accurate. As stated, Hulu has been busted for a long time and gets worse with every subsequent build.

[MrGrackle]

In %AppData%\DVDFab\StreamFab
the StreamFab.ini

The ini and/or all entries are recreated from SF Settings, without new install

btw: If you have tried "the complete removal method step by step" it should already be reset

Maybe something else should not have been deleted. Dunno. Yes, I agree, it was deleted during the step by step removal.

Here is a log of starting SF fresh and going to Hulu to try to download with the h264 still being the only option.

[Germania]

> Here is a log of starting SF fresh

I don't see any change in the log compared to the conspicuities mentioned above
And if the log says “TODO”, one could assume that the dev still has work to do.

Unfortunately I can't help without Hulu access ..
.. unless I have the log of walker189 for comparison.

[MrGrackle]

Just to appease the naysayers, I tried the complete removal method step by step. Upon reinstall here's the list of problems:
Peacock -- FAILS every time. Before, it would fail maybe 1 out of 20 times.
Netflix -- Won't stay logged in. Before, no problems per se, randomly I would get one that either did not want to analyze no matter what, usually requiring a restart of SF
Hulu -- The "Make sure you can play it" error has returned. When looking at the log, it reports I have "too many streams" going at once. Before, ie: the original problem reported in this thread -- many streams do not have h265 option. If I try to force it back to h265, it analyzes forever. If I try to force it to analyze the specific episode, I would get the "Make sure you can play it" error but then it would pop up with the download h264 stream window
Youtube -- That 'problem detected with your cookies' error that means I am now logged out

Amazon -- Won't stay logged in. The "keep me logged in" button is actually missing. And while it is downloading, you cannot see the progress because the screen constantly alternates between progress and analyzing. While it is analyzing you see that dashes ---- on the bar.


Germania I assume you do not have Hulu? Or as I recall, different region (??)

[Germania]

Germania I assume you do not have Hulu? Or as I recall, different region (??)

My only account was before I bought SF and always had trouble with allow access my location

> Does Max and HULU USA have German audio tracks?

Nope, that's why I don't have Hulu, Max, Peacock
and why I don't usually post in those topics.

[Chameleon]

H265 works great with Hulu



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[travelar]

H265 works great with Hulu

Huh. Absolutely cannot pull your example in H265. Analyzing fails every single time. Back to troubleshooting.