Object has no attribute

[franknitti]

I've got an error message that says object has no attribute. What does that mean and what's the fix? Oh by the way I'm running kodi 17.4 and couch potatoe.

Thank you in advance.

[ilan]

That is an error generated by Python, the language used to create Potato TV. Quite a few situations can kick up that error. I'd post the question in the Kodi > Potato TV subforum and describe the situation under which the error is generated.

[franknitti]

That is an error generated by Python, the language used to create Potato TV. Quite a few situations can kick up that error. I'd post the question in the Kodi > Potato TV subforum and describe the situation under which the error is generated.

Thanks Ilan, I saw that I posted in the wrong place after I posted. I tried to delete the post and put it in the right place But I was unable to so I just left it.
The problem has been solved. But we have a new problem. I bought 2 donations at the same, Only 1 of the donations will work with VLC. I've tried everything under the sun to get the second one to work...no luck.
Can you shed any light on that problem?

[ilan]

What happens? Do you get an error? Please relate symptoms.

[franknitti]

What happens? Do you get an error? Please relate symptoms.

yes, this is what I get:


Your input can't be opened:
VLC is unable to open the MRL 'http://p1.iptvrocket.tv/c/index.html:80/get.php?username=000000&password=0000&type=m3u_plus&output=ts'. Check the log for details.
Of course I zeroed out the password.

[ilan]

I suspect you're trying the donations on different set-ups, right? If the error is on a PC set-up, make sure the firewall is not blocking VLC from accessing the Internet/URL. Go into the firewall's application settings and make sure VLC is not blocked. If it is, change the setting to "allow access" or "enable access."

[franknitti]

I suspect you're trying the donations on different set-ups, right? If the error is on a PC set-up, make sure the firewall is not blocking VLC from accessing the Internet/URL. Go into the firewall's application settings and make sure VLC is not blocked. If it is, change the setting to "allow access" or "enable access."

My donation works great on VLC. The second donation does not, We've even got a new number 3 different times and no luck. But mine continues to work. Like I said the second donation did not work on VLC at my friends house but it does work on potatoe. I took a copy of my m3u playlist to my friends house and it worked fine. So I thought I would take his donation to my house, load it into VLC and download the m3u playlist and take it back to him. VLC refuses to load the script from the second donation. But the first donation works great.

[ilan]

Odd indeed... I want to make sure -- you did try it at your place and it did not work? You did try it after doing an IPTV Reset?

Since it works with Potato TV, but not VLC, it would be interesting to try it with Perfect Player.

[Marley]

look at two script see what is off

[ilan]

yes, this is what I get:


Your input can't be opened:
VLC is unable to open the MRL 'http://p1.iptvrocket.tv/c/index.html:80/get.php?username=000000&password=0000&type=m3u_plus&output=ts'. Check the log for details.
Of course I zeroed out the password.

Try shortening the initial part of the MRL and see what happens...

From

http://p1.iptvrocket.tv/c/index.html:80/get.php?

to

http://p1.iptvrocket.tv:80/get.php?

Leave the remainder the same, other than the recommendation below:

You have a separation in the MRL that should not be there. (Hopefully, a typo.)

m3u_plu s

Should be

m3u_plus

[kens]

Use the local m3u playlist generated by PotatoTV

You will find a "potato.m3u" file in this directory

C:\Users\xxxxx\AppData\Roaming\Kodi\userdata\addon _data\plugin.video.potatoTV\[p1.iptvrocket.tv]

/kens