Localhost 5557: ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED

Aristo300

SOMEONE PLEASE FIND A FIX?

uConnHuskee

I'm getting this problem now. Worked just fine a week ago and now this happens everytime I open Videostream. I'm a premium member. I tried uninstalling/reinstalling and restarting. Googling the issues brings me to this thread and that's just about it. Please help.

Aristo300

cmon guys ill add to it why is there no fix yet?

ricardofavarin

Hi everyone, this is my first contribution to the forum. I hope it's useful.

I solved this problem as follows:

. I uninstalled Chrome
. I restarted my computer
. I deleted the Google folder on
: APPDATA\LOCAL
: APPDATA\ROAMING
: PROGRAMFILES

. I restarted my computer again
. Then I downloaded VideoStream

"Voilà" ... problem solved!

gelboy06

specs: Windows7 64bit

casting from Chrome worked something happened it stopped working 3days ago...

Casting on mobile phones working only my laptop cant did seps below still same

. I uninstalled Chrome
. I restarted my computer
. I deleted the Google folder on
: APPDATA\LOCAL
: APPDATA\ROAMING
: PROGRAMFILES

. I restarted my computer again
reinstalled Chrome and Videostream same problem..

user670

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.

Josep

Localhost 5557: ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED con videostream

SOLVING IT / Solucionando localhost 5557 error... en un mac

¿Qué hacer?

Desinstalar Google Chrome (recomendado con CleanMyMac App).

Descargar Video Stream App desde:

           https://getvideostream.com/download/#

Instalar Google Chrome.
Ejecutar desde la ventana de Google Chrome lo siguiente:

4.1 Sincroniza to Google Chrome con la cuenta de Google con la cual tienes comprada la versión Premium de Video Stream ejecutando:
```
                 chrome://settings/syncSetup
```
Reinicia Google Chrome...

Ejecuta desde la ventana de Google Chrome:

                chrome://settings/people

Enciende Chromecast desde el televisor que quieres ver VideoStream.
Enciende el móvil y abre la App Video Stream. En Settings aparea el ordenador donde está instalado google Chrome y enlázalo con el móvil [Add Computer] (tiene que estar conectados en la misma línea wifi y aparea el móvil aceptando el apareamientro desde el ordenador).
Ejecuta Video Stream desde el ordenador y abre Google Chrome e introduce:
```
                   http://localhost:5557/ui/
```
En VideoStream deberías entrar en “Go Premium”, si te da error inténtalo de nuevo hasta que conecte… (2 o 3 intentos normalmente).
Elige Choose Video y escoge la carpeta donde hay el vídeo que quieres ver en el TV. Conéctalo con Chromecast (enviar) desde el ordenador si no te lo ha hecho automáticamente…
Desde el móvil abre la pestaña Scanning Vídeos y ejecuta (play) el fichero de vídeo que quieras visualizar en el TV.
Funciona!

Hasta pronto! Espero que te haya servido.
Josep!

Josep

@Josep said in Localhost 5557: ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED:
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Localhost 5557: ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED con videostream

SOLVING IT / Solucionando localhost 5557 error... en un mac**

¿Qué hacer?
Desinstalar Google Chrome (recomendado con CleanMyMac App).
Descargar Video Stream App desde:
           https://getvideostream.com/download/#
Instalar Google Chrome.

Ejecutar desde la ventana de Google Chrome lo siguiente:

4.1 Sincroniza to Google Chrome con la cuenta de Google con la cual tienes comprada la versión Premium de Video Stream ejecutando:
                    chrome://settings/syncSetup
Reinicia Google Chrome...
Ejecuta desde la ventana de Google Chrome:
                chrome://settings/people
Enciende Chromecast desde el televisor que quieres ver VideoStream.

Enciende el móvil y abre la App Video Stream. En Settings aparea el ordenador donde está instalado google Chrome y enlázalo con el móvil [Add Computer] (tiene que estar conectados en la misma línea wifi y aparea el móvil aceptando el apareamientro desde el ordenador).
Ejecuta Video Stream desde el ordenador y abre Google Chrome e introduce:
                 http://localhost:5557/ui/

En VideoStream deberías entrar en “Go Premium”, si te da error inténtalo de nuevo hasta que conecte… (2 o 3 intentos normalmente).

Elige Choose Video y escoge la carpeta donde hay el vídeo que quieres ver en el TV. Conéctalo con Chromecast (enviar) desde el ordenador si no te lo ha hecho automáticamente…

Desde el móvil abre la pestaña Scanning Vídeos y ejecuta (play) el fichero de vídeo que quieras visualizar en el TV.

Funciona!

Hasta pronto! Espero que te haya servido.
Josep

tommy_L_smith

So I tried to download video stream but google said this site can't be reached
localhost-5557 refused to respond

RobinStyle

@tommy_L_smith I had the same issue on windows 10. I have just tried to run the installer in windows 7 compatibility mode, and now it is working. During the installation google chrome was not installed but maybe it is not the case.

striker54

@RobinStyle
Thanks. I confirm that running the setup with compability mode solves the problem.

striker54

@Rene-Schmidt run the setup in windows 7 compability mode

matahala

@gelboy06 thanks, just had this error and your solution worked like a charm

EricGase

@Rene-Schmidt
As usual they promised a fantastic working app but at the end we just get a load of shit.
This app sucks big time!!!

metroieud

Hi,

Win 1903, Chrome 76+.

I solved the problem by using the tool VideostreamNetworkRepair.exe
But, under Windows your network must first be set to Private !
I didn't pay attention, mine was set to Public and the rules created by the tool in the firewall only applied to public network.
I manually changed it to Private. Working flawlessly.

Hope it helps !

Rudy

it was solved as follow, uninstall videostream, now reinstal on compatibility mode set on windows 7, and that´s all folks!

Plasky

@Rudy Thanks for your answer. I have applied it and it seems it works fine from now. Windows 10 working on an intel i5 2.90 Ghz.

Keep fingers crossed until next time (last months I am a bit sceptical with Videostream).

TripSin

@Rudy Thank you Rudy! This worked for me.

zoner

Thanks all the windows 7 solution worked for me as well. Lets not all blame Video stream Microsoft is the one putting out garbage software. If you all noticed it stopped working after the last windows update. of course who notice that anymore the bastards update your machine the middle of the night without your permission. What a bunch of asses.

mj

Win 10 - v1909

Hey All,
I've search the internet long & hard for answers, trying different things & solutions others have had success with; However; no single suggestion worked permanently, until now....
So, after much testing, I thought i'd share what worked for me.

To start with, make sure your Network is set to Private.
(if not, Set it & then Reboot)

so, If you have any versions of videostream, Uninstall them (including removing Chrome extensions etc)
Reboot

Download Videostream (0.3.6) from the VS website
Install/Run Setup (in Win 8 compatability mode)
After Install, Navigate to:
C:\Users\ 'Your Folder' \AppData\Local\Videostream\videostream.exe - Set to run in Win 8 compatability mode
C:\Users\ 'Your Folder' \AppData\Local\Videostream\app-0.3.6\videostream.exe - Set to run in Win 8 compatability mode
Reboot

(I'm currently using Windows Defender Firewall after a ground up software rebuild)
Delete all Inbound firewall rules regarding videostream
Reboot

Open Windows Firewall with Advanced Security > Inbound Rules
create the following 3x Firewall rules
C:\Users\ 'Your Folder' \AppData\Local\Videostream\videostream.exe - Private Network Only / TCP / work on specific ports: Range - 5556-5558
C:\Users\ 'Your Folder' \AppData\Local\Videostream\app-0.3.6\videostream.exe - Private Network Only / TCP / work on specific ports: Range - 5556-5558
C:\Users\ 'Your Folder' \AppData\Local\Videostream\app-0.3.6\videostream-native\videostream-native.exe - Private Network Only / TCP / Port set to 'Any'
Reboot

While the pc is rebooting, go unplug the Chromecast from the tv & the power supply.
Reconnect the Chromecast to the Tv, then connect the power to the Chromecast - wait a couple of minutes for it to have rebooted.

Launch Videostream

I'm currently on day 4 & it's still working...

I'm gonna email the boys at VS to get diffinitives on these firewall rules. I've already sent one, but they're not very good at responding.

Hope that helps someone

Update: 29th Feb, '20
I ran a couple of Windows Updates last night (28th Feb, '20) - 1x build update & 1x .net update... it's still working...

Spoke too soon... later that afternoon... back to 5557 error

Even later in the afternoon:
Reboots didn't work...

CMD (as administrator)

ipconfig /flushdns >Press Enter

Turn Private Firewall Off > OK > Warning Message for Firewall to turn On again > Click that... Firewall turns back on > Reboot

Working Again

UPDATE: 09.03.20
OK, with my last testing... I found that Videostream would randomly work, or more the case, not work.
A simple reboot sometimes made it work or stop working. I tried all sorts, logging the changes etc.

In the end, The answer was to uninstall & delete all files regarding Videostream.

So,
Ensure Chrome is already installed.

I already had 3x Firewall Rules created prior to the following actions:
a) Videostream-native.exe to run 'specific ports' > 5556-5558 C:\Users\MJBiz\AppData\Local\Videostream\app-0.3.6\videostream-native\videostream-native.exe
b) Videostream.exe to run 'specific ports' > 5556-5558 C:\Users\MJBiz\AppData\Local\Videostream\Videostream.exe
c) Videostream.exe to run 'specific ports' > 5556-5558 C:\Users\MJBiz\AppData\Local\Videostream\app-0.3.6\Videostream.exe

1a) I Uninstalled Videostream Desktop
1b) Uninstall VS Extensions from Chrome
Rebooted
2) Search C drive for 'Videostream' - Deleted all files/traces
(I didn't touch/cleanse the registry)
Rebooted
3) Installed Videostream Desktop 0.3.6 - No Compatability settings
Rebooted
4) Right click the VS shortcut on the desktop - Set Compatability to 'Windows 7'
5) Launch Videostream

Various Reboots / Powered up & down - Still consistantly working after a week, no failures