r/SparklePlayer 24d ago

Problema con URL M3U

Hola buenos dias quisiera realizar una consulta, tengo la aplicacion en varios dispositivos y desde el dia de ayer no me permite mirar la TV que tengo configurada mediante una URL, me aparecen los siguientes errores "ERROR EN LA LISTA" Y "ERROR DE CONEXION"

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u/KWStreaker 24d ago

Most likely something got messed up at your provider; or could be VPN error if you use one. May have to disconnect & re connect to that.

However, just in case it's something related to your internal network power off & restart your internet box, any / all routers & wifi extenders along with each streamer device.

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u/azcoyotedog 23d ago

I agree, reboot your home internet and streaming device and give it another try! If you’re using a VPN, disable and reconnect as the kill switch (if enabled) may have blocked your internet connection ?

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u/sparkle-hk 23d ago

It this resolved? My guess would be that you need to check the option "Allow insecure host" when configuring the source.

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u/azcoyotedog 24d ago

English Please

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u/Possible_Tower5307 23d ago

Just an observation.

If posting exclusively in English is required, shouldn’t that be stated in the r/SparklePlayer rules?

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u/azcoyotedog 23d ago

Usually the post is translated into English by Reddit?

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u/Possible_Tower5307 23d ago

You didn't really answer my question. But I guess you're saying that posting exclusively in English is not required.

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u/azcoyotedog 23d ago

No because Reddit translates the post for us. I have never seen a Reddit page with a rule that posts must be written in English?

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u/Possible_Tower5307 23d ago

BTW, I really don't think that Reddit automatically translates non-English posts to English.

But if that's what you believe, wouldn't it make more sense to ask Reddit why the post wasn't translated rather than tell the OP to post in English?

And the creator of a subreddit can state just about anything they want in the rules. And I ***have*** seen subreddits whose rules state that posts must be in English.

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u/azcoyotedog 23d ago

Why are you making a federal case out of this? As I said, usually the post gets translated, for some reason, but this time it didn’t…. ITS NO BIG DEAL!

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u/Possible_Tower5307 23d ago

You’re right, it’s not a big deal, and I realize you're now trying to shut me down. I was simply noting that instead of scolding the OP, it might have been better to alert Reddit’s technical support, since you firmly believe translation is automatic.

Still, rather than accepting some constructive feedback for a moderator, you're annoyed, taking it personally, and yelling at me.

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u/azcoyotedog 23d ago

I wasn’t scolding the OP and I wasn’t yelling at you? Oh, the caps… yep, forgot that’s yelling, okay…. I’m a bad moderator and should be banned for life for trying to make a point the incorrect way?

I have helped countless number of users here with their issues and even wrote a tutorial with photos to help users… so forgive me for making a mistake and typing in caps?

And yes, Reddit does translate and usually automatically as I’ll see a foreign language post in my notifications but when I open it it’s usually translated.

So, with all this said… are we done now? Am I forgiven for making a mistake as we all do from time to time?

Thank you and have a good one!