@lmelka got the same issue, i see half of one chromecast the others cant be seen and the box cant be made bigger. Came out of nowhere, super annoying.

I can't connect using videostream today. Connects with netflix fine.

Last time I connected successfully was 5th June 2018

@jonathan-sun Nope, still going on today, and apparenly won't open the videostream in chrome anymore.

Sorry for necroing this post, but this issue is still alive.

Same problem 3 weeks and no subtitles, I am using MAC OS X. Is a Chrome problem? I traed everything.

I tried absolutely everything. No luck. And I mean everything.
Frustrating because VS works fine on my other, equally configured Win 10 PC connected to the same router.
Anyway, finally threw in the towel and did a Windows RESET (with data kept). That did the trick.
But it's a burdensome solution.

The 100% the same for me. Was your issue resolved?

@fanllawf Same, I want to find a way to access subfolders too. What a coincidence I found this year old thread the day after you responded to it too!

I've put a lot of effort into organizing my media library on my PC so its all neat and tidy, but that pretty much goes out the window for Videostream. I have "(2001) Cowboy Bebop" in ~Media Library\Movies\Anime. That clearly shows up in Videostream mobile as "Cowboy Bebop." Cool, it even removed the year for me, that's pretty helpful! But I also have the entire show in ~MediaLibrary\TV Shows\Anime under "Cowboy Bebop" with every episode neatly titled "Session x - 'Episode Name'" At first I thought it wasn't appearing in Videostream at all, because I couldn't find it. However, it is actually called "Session" in the videostream app...

I wouldn't mind not having access to my folder organization if we could at least manually rename / organize them in the mobile or desktop app itself.