The directory "_acestream_cache_" occurs on the system partition (C: \ Users \ ... \ AppData \ Roaming).

If this directory is not cleaned frequently, it quickly reaches a very large size and therefore needs to be moved to a location outside the system partition.

I'm using Ubuntu 18.04. I followed this with http://dl.acestream.org/linux/acestream_3.1.16_ubuntu_16.04_x86_64.tar.gz

TIA

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I had to use --engine even when wanted client-console. I run this:

acestream-launcher --engine "acestreamplayer.engine --client-console" acestream://8e5f67a32e3df4c250d7481167e002110c47fde4

Working great. Using Ubuntu 18.04, acestream snap installed, 3.0.2-snap9

@thepante But then you're using the acestream snap's engine, and not the acestream engine that I've installed viz, v3.1.16 from the acestream website.

@swingcake Following the link that you used, I get that maybe it will work as:

acestream-launcher --engine "/opt/acestream/start-engine --client-console" acestream://8e5f67a32e3df4c250d7481167e002110c47fde4

Needless to say that this example is in case you had installed acestream with same path as the tutorial. Just point to the acestream installation and /start-engine with --client-console or --client-gtk

Remember that default the launcher is pointing to acestreamengine --client-console , but that isn't the command to launch it according to that link (neither with the snap)

First of all, acestream-launcher --engine "/opt/acestream/start-engine --client-console" URL did not work.

Results in

gawd@tushbox:~$ acestream-launcher --engine "/opt/acestream/start-engine --client-console" acestream://b419ca18726caafc046ca44a3f08382082c17e56
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..and then I have to exit it.

Also I thought that

Remember that default the launcher is pointing to acestreamengine --client-console , but that isn't the command to launch it according to that link (neither with the snap)

was fixed with if acestream engine is not in the system-path

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Needless to say that this example is in case you had installed acestream with same path as the tutorial.

Yes, I've.

Any ideas what could work for me?

Maybe editing the .py ? open it with some editor:

sudo gedit /opt/acestream-launcher/acestream_launcher.py

Line 32, where is 'default' edit it to your path to the start-engine

default='/opt/acestream/start-engine --client-console'

Then should open as default: acestream-launcher URL It worked in my case. Other things to check, is to be sure you have all the dependencies required for acestream and the launcher. Or try using the snap version - if you try it then use /snap/acestreamplayer/7/opt/start-engine --client-console

Note: Be sure the URL is working, I tried the one from the example in your results. The first time working great, but second to fifth time didn't work and it closed. Also opened other streams and worked with no problem.

I have no more ideas at the moment 😅

@jonian I think it is not functional as http://repo.acestream.org/ubuntu/ gives me a 403 Forbidden error. Also, I've got the latest package by acestream, which is for 16.04. The one mentioned there is for trusty, 14.04.

That aside, I really hope so and think that I must be missing some dependency. But I do have python, curl, libnotify and ofcourse, the acestream engine. Also, mpv.

@thepante Can you try using the same engine as I'm (if you're also on Ubuntu 18.04)? I'm struggling to get this to work!

I tried the snap, ran using

gawd@tushbox:~$ acestream-launcher --engine "/opt/acestream/start-engine --client-console" acestream://b419ca18726caafc046ca44a3f08382082c17e56
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0 and it worked. Still can't get it to run with the engine from acestream website v3.1.16.

I'm closing this since you found a solution (snap package) and it is not an acestream-launcher issue.