Carlos Alberto Nunes

:+1: for Typescript! (or at least an official **.d.ts** file!)

@Malij75 did you try Configuration.CommentRegex option?

@Mikhus, it's a possible duplicate of #75, but a more detailed way. A very good usage is to have a "setpoint" and "current" value shown at the same time... I'd...

Normally it's the inverse... You burry the PRIVATE key inside your application the way you think it's best, This way, you'll pack your information in a way that only you...

@sparra1000 think this way: your program has a **private** key inside it (deep burry, I hope), but when you create a license information, you'll encode using the **public** key of...

> You are likely correct. The challenge is that there's only a very small window where this issue is observed, so it's hard to test against it. > > I...

Here's the output from a live video at VideoController.cs, at line 93 (`response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync()`): ```json { "responseContext": { "visitorData": "Cgs3Q2tIVk5jcXhVTSiI54qpBjIICgJERRICEgA%3D", "maxAgeSeconds": 0 }, "playabilityStatus": { "status": "OK", "playableInEmbed": true }, "streamingData":...

Also if it helps, I noticed that PlayerResponse.cs, line 137, you search for "formats" value, which doesn't exists in a live stream. StreamData.Value contains only that: ```json { "expiresInSeconds": "21540",...

no, it was during the livestream...

understood, just in case anyone steps on this same situation, this workaroud does the trick: ``` fixed (float* tmp = &value.X) { GL.Uniform3(location, 1, ref *tmp); } ``` the only...