What is an Error ftde.xact.3305.403, and how do I fix it?

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@RobertWy wrote:

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@BrownHouse wrote:

This started yesterday on Chrome. I cleared all site data, Double checked that Javascript and Flash was on on the site, used the X1 support tool that can only reboot the device, (it should have options to update firmware, give connection information, tell you system information such as its running temperature and more) And I have tested this on multiple browsers and with different operating systems. It is only an issue on Chrome, but on all operating systems minus IOS or Android... I didn't test those as we have the Xfinity APP. I have read that the issue might be outdated firmware, but the only way to fix that is to call support... but I'm an introvert with anxiety and would have to ask my roommate to call for me. Again they need to update thing on the site, they need to add the ability to live chat an agent... but I would have to prewrite what I wanted to say.

 

Anyways, any help?

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My Win10 computer had a major update yesterday but I was still able to use it to bring up recordings; did you google the error?

https://forums.xfinity.com/t5/XFINITY-Stream-Website/xfinity-Error-xacsa-xact-3370-1000937-FatalDrmError/td-p/2939151

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Your error is different.

Google had nothing to tell me.

https://www.google.com/search?rlz=1CAXLEN_enUS822&ei=hzc7Xe6iB8mmtQaKt4SIDg&q=xfinity+%22xact.3305.403%22&oq=xfinity+%22xact.3305.403%22&gs_l=psy-ab.3...6818.10320..10825...0.0..0.123.239.0j2......0....1..gws-wiz.c11l5CskSi8&ved=0ahUKEwiugqagjdPjAhVJU80KHYobAeEQ4dUDCAo&uact=5

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@jarome wrote:

I have the same problem using the new Microsoft Edge Canary.

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is this a windows machine? did you try chrome? disable vpn/use of DNS other than Comcast's? have 3rd party cookie control apps/extensions running?

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@jarome wrote:

I have the same problem using the new Microsoft Edge Canary.the error

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Are you getting this in Chrome to? It works in other browsers for me on PC, but I'm using ChromeOS on my TV, so kinda a big issue. I'm wondering if it started with an update to Chrome or an issue with Xfinity's stream use of flash on Chrome. I even tried removing all addons.

Rustyben, @jarome has a compleatley different issue and should have started a new post. Rather that commenting on my post about his issue, just leav him be or contact him directley. I just wan't to stay on topic here.

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@Rustyben wrote:

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@jarome wrote:

I have the same problem using the new Microsoft Edge Canary.

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is this a windows machine? did you try chrome? disable vpn/use of DNS other than Comcast's? have 3rd party cookie control apps/extensions running?

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@Rustyben wrote:
promoted to separate thread (not on-topic)

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I copied the wrong name, @jarome was on topic it was RobertWy who was linking to:https://forums.xfinity.com/t5/XFINITY-Stream-Website/xfinity-Error-xacsa-xact-3370-1000937-FatalDrmError/td-p/2939151 a compleatley diffent topic.

I'm so sorry.

My problem is on a Mac. Why doesn't dsomeone from Xfinity monitor these forums and provide answers? I am sure that calling 1-800-comcast will not resukt in a fix.

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@Rustyben wrote:

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@jarome wrote:

My problem is on a Mac. Why doesn't dsomeone from Xfinity monitor these forums and provide answers? I am sure that calling 1-800-comcast will not resukt in a fix.

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you found a browser that works on your mac (chrome). if you can not locate the issue with Edge you might try their forum. could be permissions, installed version ifa allowed of flash, among others. chrome includes its own built-in flash that is safely sandboxed.

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The error of Error ftde.xact.3305.403 seems to occur on all operating system in Chrome... yes I see it on my Macbook as well as my PC running Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linux and also on ChromeOS on my TV.

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@jarome wrote:

My problem is on a Mac. Why doesn't dsomeone from Xfinity monitor these forums and provide answers? I am sure that calling 1-800-comcast will not resukt in a fix.

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Calling might work but I don't think I can (anxiety). They really need to have a live agent on the chat tool rather than a bot and should add a bug report tool... Like every one else does!

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@BrownHouse wrote:

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@Rustyben wrote:

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@jarome wrote:

My problem is on a Mac. Why doesn't dsomeone from Xfinity monitor these forums and provide answers? I am sure that calling 1-800-comcast will not resukt in a fix.

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you found a browser that works on your mac (chrome). if you can not locate the issue with Edge you might try their forum. could be permissions, installed version ifa allowed of flash, among others. chrome includes its own built-in flash that is safely sandboxed.

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The error of Error ftde.xact.3305.403 seems to occur on all operating system in Chrome... yes I see it on my Macbook as well as my PC running Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linux and also on ChromeOS on my TV.

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tv chrome OS  not approved nor is *nix. latest chome on a fully updated macbook (not out of date OS aka out of support period) should work. 

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@Rustyben wrote:

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@BrownHouse wrote:

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@Rustyben wrote:

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@jarome wrote:

My problem is on a Mac. Why doesn'tdsomeonee from Xfinity monitor these forums and provide answers? I am sure that calling 1-800comcastt will notresuktt in a fix.

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you found a browser that works on your mac (chrome). if you can not locate the issue with Edge you might try their forum. could be permissions, installed versionifaa allowed of flash, among others. chrome includes its own built-in flash that is safelysandboxedd.

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The error of Errorftdeexactt.3305.403 seems to occur on all operating system in Chrome... yes I see it on myMacbookk as well as my PC running Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linux and also onChromeOSS on my TV.

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tvv chrome OS  not approved nor is *nix. latestchomee on a fully updatedmacbookk (not out of date OS aka out of support period) should work. 

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ChromeOS has always worked and was supported and only recently had an issue. I'm not sure what you mean by "out of date" all are fully updated. Linux isn't supported (true) but with some work it can work, though do to needing a patch for the kernel and some third party software... I don't recommend it. Mac has always been supported as well but Safari isn't so you have to use a different browser. I only have to use Windows for two applications for my work, else I would just use Linux or MacOS, especially since they started using tiles. But it doesn't really matter, I have proven that this very new error is an issue that that effects Chrome in all instance.

If the tech team at Xfinity can't fix this, I'm not surprised as they can't seem to get streaming to work outside of the apps except to a small number of Windows only select browsers. They need to build more universally driven encoded streaming software like Netflix, Hulu, Youtube and even some competitors in the cable business do. Ultimately if the user gets an error and they don't have the necessary tools to direct people to a solution, they would be better off not even giving an error code in the first place. But When I deliver code to be deployed, it better work on any OS, of any version, and if it requires a browser or to be implemented on a website it has to work on all browsers and versions. But it doesn't look like Xfinity employs any of the tech team to either this forum or the stupid chat bot on the support site, and I'm not able to call them in hopes of are response, so when my contract is up I'm not renewing.

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@BrownHouse wrote:

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@Rustyben wrote:

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@BrownHouse wrote:

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@Rustyben wrote:

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@jarome wrote:

My problem is on a Mac. Why doesn'tdsomeonee from Xfinity monitor these forums and provide answers? I am sure that calling 1-800comcastt will notresuktt in a fix.

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you found a browser that works on your mac (chrome). if you can not locate the issue with Edge you might try their forum. could be permissions, installed versionifaa allowed of flash, among others. chrome includes its own built-in flash that is safelysandboxedd.

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The error of Errorftdeexactt.3305.403 seems to occur on all operating system in Chrome... yes I see it on myMacbookk as well as my PC running Windows 10 and Ubuntu Linux and also onChromeOSS on my TV.

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tvv chrome OS  not approved nor is *nix. latestchomee on a fully updatedmacbookk (not out of date OS aka out of support period) should work. 

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ChromeOS has always worked and was supported and only recently had an issue. I'm not sure what you mean by "out of date" all are fully updated. Linux isn't supported (true) but with some work it can work, though do to needing a patch for the kernel and some third party software... I don't recommend it. Mac has always been supported as well but Safari isn't so you have to use a different browser. I only have to use Windows for two applications for my work, else I would just use Linux or MacOS, especially since they started using tiles. But it doesn't really matter, I have proven that this very new error is an issue that that effects Chrome in all instance.

 

If the tech team at Xfinity can't fix this, I'm not surprised as they can't seem to get streaming to work outside of the apps except to a small number of Windows only select browsers. They need to build more universally driven encoded streaming software like Netflix, Hulu, Youtube and even some competitors in the cable business do. Ultimately if the user gets an error and they don't have the necessary tools to direct people to a solution, they would be better off not even giving an error code in the first place. But When I deliver code to be deployed, it better work on any OS, of any version, and if it requires a browser or to be implemented on a website it has to work on all browsers and versions. But it doesn't look like Xfinity employs any of the tech team to either this forum or the stupid chat bot on the support site, and I'm not able to call them in hopes of are response, so when my contract is up I'm not renewing.

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DRM currently prohibits TV interface directly to chrome (TV chromeOS). only the roku TV and some samsung TVs are allowed to run the stream TV beta app.

Doesn't work on my sisters Chromebook either, so it would appear that DRM currently prohibits all ChromeOS devices... but it doesn't work and gives the same error xact.3305.403 on every OS and device running Chrome browser. Only Chrome browser is effected by this error. My guess is that that error has nothing to do with the hardware it's on, especially given that it started only four days ago. It must be something that was implement by Xfinity servers or a Chrome update issue. Chrome has been trying to faze out flash, so maybe they are trying to pass the video to html5 or something. But it matters not as I will be switching to a different cable provider, as only Xfinity is so pi55y about hardware and doesn't offer support for anything outside Windows Edge: AKA the worst browser ever made including Netscape. It's such a shame that they don't have a tech team that knows how to deliver streaming content to everyone, like every other service online today.

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DRM currently prohibits TV interface directly to chrome (TV chromeOS). only the roku TV and some samsung TVs are allowed to run the stream TV beta app.

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Streaming via a web page is different than streaming via Roku. If Comcast told us what the message meant, we might make some progress.