#IINA CANNOT OPEN FILE OR STREAM UPGRADE#
#IINA CANNOT OPEN FILE OR STREAM RAR#
#IINA CANNOT OPEN FILE OR STREAM CODE#

After that create a new question on stackoverflow about specific errors that you don't understand. But the errors are in your code.Īs suggested try to fix them yourself. From the comments I read that you get 'more errors'. When you change the include statement to include the right file, the compilation can continue to look more closely at your code.

#IINA CANNOT OPEN FILE OR STREAM CODE#

So when an included file is missing it is not looking any closer at the code you have written. The code will (most likely) refer to names expected by the programmer to be defined in the missing file. Why? Because without a file that the programmer expects is necessary it is pointless to continue compiling the rest of the code. When the compiler can't find file fstream.h it stops. nextLine(): int a scanner.nextInt() scanner.nextLine() // Simply consumes the bothersome n String s scanner.nextLine(). Well simply 'consume' the newline character between. (Note: this explanation is slightly simplified for more info look up C++ preprossesor)Īll the imports are handled first. Since we know what exactly is wrong in this code, we can hardcode a workaround. To tell the compiler to fetch that it needs an include statement.

#IINA CANNOT OPEN FILE OR STREAM UPGRADE#

Error modal pops up: Error: Cannot open file or stream Upgrade youtube-dl and iina to the newest versions Copy the directory ( NOT full path) from which youtube-dl to Preference > Network > Custom youtube-dl path field in IINA.app (like /usr/local/bin/ ). from the fstream header file in the standard library. 'Opening stream.' with the spinner are shown. When you have some code that uses fstream for the compiler to understand what that code does it needs the declarations etc. It appears some further explanation is in order. I've adjusted and checked each and every video setting on youtube before asking for the stream to be loaded- and it doesn't change.Try without the '.h' at the end: #include This happens no matter which video I choose (I changed the URL to 'VideoHashCode' because it does not affect the error). Run command: write-watch-later-config, flags=0, args= finished playback, unrecognized file format (reason 4) youtube-dl failed: unexpected error ocurred Running: youtube-dl -no-warnings -J -flat-playlist -sub-format ass/srt/best -format bestvideo+bestaudio/best -all-subs -no-playlist. Before applying the modifications, check the boxes ‘Recurse into subdirectories’ and ‘Apply to directories only’. All folders should have a permission of 744 or 755. Then right-click on it and choose File Permissions. AVIOContext: Statistics: 289856 bytes read, 0 seeks After logging into your WordPress website via an FTP client, locate the root folder. Trying demuxer: null (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: playlist (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: mf (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: lavf (force-level: unsafe)

#IINA CANNOT OPEN FILE OR STREAM RAR#

Trying demuxer: rar (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: libarchive (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: mkv (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: rawvideo (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: rawaudio (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: cue (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: edl (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: disc (force-level: unsafe) Trying demuxer: null (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: playlist (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: mf (force-level: normal) No format found, try lowering probescore or forcing the format. Trying demuxer: lavf (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: rar (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: libarchive (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: mkv (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: rawvideo (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: rawaudio (force-level: normal)

Trying demuxer: cue (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: edl (force-level: normal) Trying demuxer: disc (force-level: normal) Cache size set to 307200 KiB (153600 KiB backbuffer) tcp: Successfully connected to 172.217.1.174 port 443 tcp: Starting connection attempt to 172.217.1.174 port 443 user path: '/Users/Username/Library/Application Support//watch_later' -> '/Users/Username/Library/Application Support//watch_later' Using the 'Open in IINA' 2.0.0 Chrome Extension to send a youtube video to IINA to play in the app produces the following error:

Iina cannot open file or stream