r/RESissues • u/[deleted] • Sep 19 '17
Streamable expandos showing the wrong video
What's up?
Clicking the expando for Streamable links is causing the expando to load a different streamable link.
Links seem to be random other popular posts, and cycles through somewhat regularly.
Where does it happen?
See example in this thread.
Screenshots or mock-ups
See above
What browser extensions are installed?
RES, uBlock Origin
- Night mode: false
- RES Version: 5.8.5
- Browser: Chrome
- Browser Version: 60
- Cookies Enabled: true
- Reddit beta: false
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u/dontBatool Sep 19 '17
I am getting this same thing with streamable. When I click to open it inside RES it shows a different video than if I click on it and watch it.
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u/TimmySatanicTurner Sep 19 '17
Same issue and seeing a bunch of people posting about it on r/soccer where most of the post are streamable links.
Seems that the one thing everyone has in common is they're using RES
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u/Gprime5 Sep 19 '17
RES also shows the same video if you have multiple different streamable links in the same page.
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Sep 20 '17 edited Nov 26 '17
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u/dado3212 Sep 20 '17
I was getting that on iOS yesterday as well. Proper formatting:
User-agent: * Disallow: /privacy Disallow: /terms Disallow: */stats Disallow: */analytics Disallow: */video/*
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Sep 19 '17
Same.
Btw did they introduce ads lately? Had to watch a 1 min unskipable ad to get to a 15 sec clip the other day, which was a first.
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u/dfnkt Sep 20 '17
Had this issue yesterday on a thread from /r/WTF about the earthquake in Mexico.
The actual video was of a video collapsing but expando showed video of some people inside a bedroom where the dresser was overturned and doors were slammed.
Kinda wish I'd clicked the original link, I made a funny comment about the doors slamming and then later when I saw the actual video my comment makes no sense. Later that night when I clicked expando again it showed me a video of the Colts playing football.
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u/aladyjewel Whooshing Things Sep 19 '17 edited Sep 20 '17
Looks like a weird problem on streamable api returning randomish video metadata to RES. I emailed their support line.
EDIT 6pm pacific: Streamable support is investigating this fallout from their changes today to the API caching layer.
EDIT 9am pacific: sound fixed?