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[v19.12.3-3.0.3] Casting issue #1395
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I had the same bug. I was able to work around it with a workaround by simply turning off the WLAN and then pressing the cast function again. If you have an Alexa Fire TV Stick or Cube, it should also be found, even if you are not connected to the Wi-Fi. Now press connect and you can stream via your smartphone again. However, this only works as long as the stick or Cube has power and remains switched on. If you disconnect the device from the power supply, simply repeat the steps. Kind regards |
using it over cellular works fine, link the destination device by manual code. access casting to add the code by youtube settings, not the casting icon on main screen. looks like broken by some tweak change not google or it be broken both ways not just wifi.. |
19.07.5 appears to work at a guess we’re running sideloaded versions and it’s checking the specific YouTube app identifier has the setting turned on and not finding it |
Yes, the same applies to me. I use the uyouEnhanced [v19.02.1-3.0.1] Kind regards |
I can confirm the bug happens on sideloaded YouTube even without any addons / plugins added. |
I think I’ve fixed it. Here’s how: Go to You —> Settings —> A/B —> Enable to show A/B settings (if not already enabled). Reopen YouTube again go to You —> Settings —> A/B. In search settings enter ‘local’. Enable the one ending ‘wififixes’ and the one ending ‘reliabilityfixes’. Go back, force close and app and reopen. Seems to work for me. |
Thanks a lot, it seems to work for me too ! I couldn't find wififixes you mentioned but I just enabled cxClientEnablelosLocalNetworkPermissionReliabilityFixes And it works great so far |
Unfortunately, these changes did not work for me. |
Yup it stopped working for me too. weird.. -.- |
This bug appeared after update, and the fix listed does not work, except for the switch to cellular. uYou enhanced current version works fine when casting. Reverting to v18.15 is the only fix I’ve found for now. iPhone 11 |
Can you screenshot what appears when you search the word 'local'? As one of the flags appears when I do that which you may not have enabled (or not been able to) To clarify the two that need enabling are cxClientEnableIosLocalNetworkPermissionReliabilityFixes Please reply when tried and successful or show which flags you can see |
It works! I just had to disable the |
Can confirm by enables all the localnetwork fixed/reliability settings on and then disabling the socket setting, export from modified settings: Total: 4 |
Can confirm after also disabling YTColdConfig.cxClientEnableIosLocalNetworkPermissionUsingSockets what @YabberWalkie suggested, its working. |
This configuration does not working for me on iOS |
What, exactly, have you done? |
Total: 4 YouTube 19.17.2 I'm trying to cast to Google Home Mini speake. It is not found on the devices list pressing the cast button. |
Plz add the configuration to the next release |
Still not working for cast, all the settings was already like the one mentioned. |
Is there an existing issue for this?
Have you read the FAQ?
Device information
Describe the issue
When I click the Cast icon it tells me to go to Settings and enable Local Network access. The thing is Local Network is already enabled! This seems to be a problem across all tweaked YT apps.
Steps to reproduce
Crash log
No response
Are you using the latest version of uYouPlus? If not, why?
✅ Yes, I'm using the latest version of uYouPlus
Does the issue happen with the official YouTube app from the App Store?
❌ No, I cannot reproduce this issue in the official YouTube app from the App Store
Additional information
Like everyone else, I also have the problem with Sponsorblock causing the app to crash. Right now it’s disabled so I can actually watch videos.
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