Hi @Termitebug,
I think I found a possible location of the bug in headers includings. If it's true, commit c48aeb0 should fix it. Could you give it a try?
https://github.com/Aldrog/TwitchTube/releases/tag/v1.0.0-alpha.2

Hey Aldrog,

thanks for the great app. I am already impressed by its features and how good it looks.

When I start to watch a stream the video loads and plays for a couple of seconds then disappears. chat is working normally just the video turns to empty space. when i tap on the space where the video should be, the stream returns and stops again after a couple of seconds.

So it is not useable for me, yet. But still a nice start! Keep up the great work. If I can help in any way please let me know how.

Twitch is planning to shutdown their old API v1+v2 by Feb 14. Api v3 will follow "soon" (planned Feb. 2018).
See: https://blog.twitch.tv/action-required-twitch-api-version-update-f3a21e6c3410#.cql6fhukm

TwitchTube seems to use API v3 so there is no immediate danger, but sometime you might want to transition to the newer versions.

Automatically load content rather than suggesting user to load more.

Under development in new-chat branch.

Dynamic shadow is not needed and causes a lag when opening a game page

It's a rather new portion of chat API, currently used for Twitch Prime, Bits and Warcraft Alliance/Horde badges.

Announcement and only complete documentation is here: https://discuss.dev.twitch.tv/t/beta-badge-api/6388

Here you can leave a log if this bug affects you.

The current UI has a pretty bad navigation system and it's also not flexible enough.
There's also a need for better adaptation to different screen sizes.

Calls to Twitch API must include Client-ID header to match new requirements.

Some channels such as dota2ti have different stream quality names such as "144p30, 240p30, 360p30, 480p30, 540p30, 720p30, 720p60" instead of the common ones "mobile low medium high source".
These should be matched automatically and/or used in stream quality name settings menu (QualityChooserPage.qml).

What the title says more or less.
Reproduce:
Open TwitchTube, pick any stream, app crashes as soon as the stream loads. You get chat for a couple seconds until the video tries to start playing.

What should've happened:
Video played ;)

Disclosure: I am using an alpha port of Sailfish, however I think the problem is with the app because every other app I can find and install via storeman works fine. One possibility, though: does TwitchTube utilize the system browser in any way, or do the gecko IPC thing? If so, that would explain the crash (this particular port has a crashy default browser)

From now on TwitchTube is being developed as a crossplatform (SailfishOS / Ubuntu Touch / maybe something else in the future) project.

The current goal is to have the same C++ codebase but separate QML UIs.

Work on this transition is going under ubuntu-port branch.

Currently calls to Twitch API are constructed inside QML UI code, which makes maintenance harder and prevents code from being shared between different platforms.
All API call constructors should move to a separate class/library.

Issue: Followed Channels only shows those who are currently broadcasting
Expected Behavior: Shows both those who are live and offline.

Is this a bug or is this intentional until past broadcasts are implemented?

There will be two ways to enable audio only mode:

• By switching to it in stream quality options (should not be remembered for the next session)
• By a button on stream multitasking cover