BTW, you brought up the “Check the log for more info”. I’ve dealt with this on several occasions and finally decide to look up how to do that.
Per Google search:
The “Check the Log for More Information” error in Kodi usually appears when there is an issue with the add-ons or repositories installed on your Kodi system. Here are some steps to help you fix Kodi error in 2023:
Check your internet connection: Ensure that your Kodi system is connected to the internet and has a stable connection.
Clear Kodi cache: Navigate to the Kodi settings, click on “File Manager,” and then click on “Profile Directory.” Select the “Database” folder and delete the “Textures13.db” file.
Disable Add-ons: Try disabling all add-ons installed on your Kodi system and then re-enable them one at a time to determine which add-on is causing the error.
Update Kodi: Ensure that you are running the latest version of Kodi, as some older versions may have compatibility issues with certain add-ons.
Check Log file: Access the Kodi log file by navigating to “Settings” > “System” > “Logging” and set the “Enable setting bug Logging” option to “On.” Then, reproduce the error and check the log file for any error messages or details on what may be causing the issue.
Reinstall Add-ons: If the error persists, try uninstalling and reinstalling the add-ons that are causing the issue.
Clear Data and Cache of Kodi: If none of the above steps work, try clearing the data and cache of Kodi by navigating to “Settings” > “Apps” > “Kodi” > “Storage” > “Clear Data” and “Clear Cache”.
If the error still persists, you may need to seek assistance from the Kodi community or technical support.
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]]>That doesn’t mean others haven’t found a work around.
]]>It will work in the US with a VPN, I used ProtonVPN connected to Netherlands and was able to stream the various links including US sports.
I use an ad blocker, TDUK’S encrypted DNS utility on my Android/Google TV devices and set the same manually on my Firestick using ADB.
If anyone wants it I’ll post the ADB commands.
The app has a pornographic ad occasionally so if you are sensitive to that, kids etc, you will want to block ads or at least beware that it might pop up.
Addresses to you Miki only because you were the last to post.
Update: my IPTV provider (big operator, highly rated here) keeps waffling when I ask if US VPN sites are blocked and keeps suggesting other countries. All of the other countries that they suggest do work. Not sure what to make of that kind of response.
]]>“Surfshark does not block IPTV services.”
There are IPTV services out there that do block VPN usage for various reasons. Some only allow you to access their service from one IP address…your home. Others push a specific VPN and get paid to do so while blocking all others.
My suggestion is to either find a new IPTV service or VPN. I would be cautious about using a new VPN as same service may end up blocking that VPN in the future as well. If you do choose to try a different IPTV service, get a trial account so you can ensure that your VPN works properly with that provider.
Thanks for all who commented on this post.
]]>Here’s what I have
Installed on my firestick and what critically low storage says about each:
analiti never used
DefSquid never used
Disney+ never used
Downloader. Never used
Hulu. never used
Netflix. never used
Peacock never used
Sportsfire never used
Surfshark never used
Tivimate not more than
120 days
Tubi never used
VPN privacy dot not used more than 120 days
VLC not used more than 120 days
Amazon apps say never used, not used more than 120 days and 4 of them give me MB or kb for them. As you can see as far as Amazon is concerned I haven’t really used my firestick lately. I never had this problem with any of my other Firesticks just this new 4k max 2nd generation.
I due clear my cache and force stop everyday. On some of the Amazon apps that I don’t use, I clear the cache, the data then force stop.
I hope I’ve answered your question about what apps I use.
I have a usb drive connected to use for recording on Tivimate.
I hope I gave you enough information to help me with this problem.
Thank you for your time in asking questions and for your time at reading this lengthy reply.
Lsredbird
All the normal Amazon apps are on there. Before I left this evening I turned the firestick off. When I returned home all the app are sorted by recency.
]]>Also have Amazon update IP’s blocked so my remaining Firesticks can’t update and disable alternate home launchers.
]]>It does everything you need to do when it comes to streaming…
]]>And one of the things that you said is kinda confusing. " I never use Surfshark and Tivimate but those are on all the time."
]]>He was able to get the wizard so the url was good.
@parveez do you have a mobile hotspot for your phone? If not, can you bring your device to someone and use their wifi?
]]>I apologize, I’ve never used builds so I’m very little help.
The things that I would check would be how much space you have available for internal memory. Firesticks are notorious for running out of space quite easily. And also check that you have the source url correct as this is a common error (don’t ask me how I know this).
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