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    StreamFab for Windows SF crashes when you pause the queue

    ​SF crashes when you pause the queue

    #2
    I can't determine this with Amazon and Netflix ..
    .. either it's just you, or it only affects a specific (unknown) provider

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      #3
      Not having this issue with .51 edition over here.
      I did have something like this happen couple months back with one of the channels (not Amazon), where it would error on one item. Then when I came back later to try restart, crashed with the sending error to SF popup IIRC.

      Cleared cache/temp folder, relogged in, re-added to queue and then it worked.

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        #4
        its not everytime its just randomly
        maybe there are some trigger points idk and idc its just a report

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          #5
          Everything with this software is like that. For me, after pausing and restarting it tried once to download from Netflix, Amazon and Max simultaneously(!) - and of course failed miserably at that. Or it would crash. Or it would hang. Or it would stop responding to clicks. Whatever.

          I'd recommend - instead of pausing - to just close and restart SF. You might also be forced to kill some leftover processes after closing and before starting it again.

          Furthermore, I'd recommend to use Process Explorer (freeware) to just 'Kill Process Tree' instead of closing the SF: it's much faster and cleaner that way and works for me every time.

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            #6
            also, good idea to periodically run sfc /scannow from terminal as admin.

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              #7
              Originally posted by simchris View Post
              also, good idea to periodically run sfc /scannow from terminal as admin.
              Also: brush your teeth every day. But how is this all relevant to pausing the queue in SF?

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