
If you encounter StreamFab not working on specific modules or it just cannot download normally, please go check the download status page to confirm that it is an outside factor, like web updates or a global network services outage (Cloudflare, etc.), causing errors. In that case, StreamFab updates with patches will be provided in time, around 3~4 days.
For the error codes and not-working-properly issues that happened inside StreamFab, please scroll down and check the dedicated solutions below. If none of them work for you, please contact us via support@streamfab.com or make a post in our official forum to notify us. We will provide specific assistance ASAP.
Just like how magic relaunching repairs your PC is, there are some universal troubleshoots you may utilize first, and probably everything will turn fine immediately.
Besides, I made a bar-line chart here to show how frequently the issues happen and the fixed success rate of them. So that you can have your mind prepared for complex or easy operations and the final result.
Sometimes you may see the title won’t analyze, or analysis stops early. What it usually indicates is that StreamFab can’t reliably read playable stream options from the page/session.
A reference screenshot of the StreamFab analysis fails. The YouTube download module works fine, in fact, during my tests.
For this issue, you can try fixes as follows:
Log in to the streaming service in your browser and confirm the title can play. If it doesn’t play there (account, region, verification, or availability issue), analysis in-app may also fail.
Log out of the streaming service inside StreamFab’s built-in browser. Close StreamFab completely. Relaunch StreamFab and log in again, then retry analysis.
Some services vary catalog and playback rules by region. If your account region, IP region, and service catalog are mismatched, analysis can fail or become inconsistent. If you use a VPN, keep one stable node for both analysis and download. And you should never go switching your region in the middle of a task.
Temporarily allow StreamFab in the firewall/antivirus, then retry. Strict filtering can block embedded playback and stream discovery.
Depending on the service, one method may be more reliable:
If multiple titles on the same service fail analysis at the same time (and you are updated), it can be a service-side change. Collect details and proceed to the support report section for faster handling.
Download failures, including analysis that completes but the download won’t start, stalls, or the speed drops to 0, are usually related to network route instability, concurrency overload, or a session that needs refreshing. You can try these in order:
Pause the queue and run a single download task. If it works, increase parallel tasks gradually until you find a stable setting for your network.
Use a common quality and select one audio track and one subtitle option. Complex combinations add variables during diagnosis.
To check, just disable VPN or proxy. If downloads only go through when VPN’s off, that’s your root problem. If you must use a VPN, pick a stable node and stay put and never switch it up mid-task.
Run the exact same download on a different network (hotspot).
Just log out and back in on StreamFab’s built-in browser.
Sometimes StreamFab just freezes or shuts down mid-use. Usually, it’s your computer being fussy, security software butting in, or something weird from the installation.
Fire it up, but only run one thing. If it doesn’t throw a fit, something in the background or maybe too many jobs is to blame.
Sign out from your streaming service inside StreamFab. Quit, reopen, sign back in, and try again.
Give StreamFab a free pass on your firewall—add it to the whitelist. Oddly enough, security apps sometimes block it from connecting or saving files where it wants, although StreamFab is safe to use, as I scanned.
If it's still grumpy across several services and clips, even after all that, do a clean reinstall. This should be your last step, not the first.
For diagnosis, avoid “all subtitles.” Pick one known subtitle option and one audio track (original language first is recommended for testing).
Subtitles and some audio formats can behave differently across players. Try PlayerFab, VLC, and PotPlayer.
If only one title shows missing audio/subtitles while others work, it’s often title-specific. In that case, sharing the title URL and logs helps support reproduce the exact scenario.
Error codes are most useful when you treat them as a pointer to a stage (analysis, authorization, finalization, output), not as something to guess.
And there is a Yankee chart for you to locate the specific solutions to the matching error code. And please note that these four codes are not all the errors that exist or that you may encounter. I only select the errors that occur or are mentioned most frequently here. However, the following fixes, along with the previously mentioned ones, are generally applicable.
This error code is commonly tied to the analysis/parsing function.
Error code 310 tells you that there is something wrong with authorization/session. StreamFab cracks also will show this error code most of the time while using them. Avoid them before they bring more damage to your info and devices.
702 usually shows up when the built-in finalization/merging/output writing works abnormally.
When it comes to "output" and "folder," here is a little trick from the community that may be helpful:
The default locations of Temp and Logs StreamFab uses My Documents as the default location for Temp and Logs across all products. On Windows, if you are using OneDrive, these folders will be synchronized with OneDrive. This process could impact StreamFab's performance. If OneDrive is trying to sync a file, it will be locked as "in use," and if StreamFab goes to access it, it can't until OneDrive is finished. So MOVE your Log and Temp folders outside the reach of OneDrive
For example, make a folder on the root of your C drive called StreamFab, create StreamFab Log and Temp folders there, and change the Log/Temp folder locations in the Settings of StreamFab. Then restart it.)
If you see error code 802, that usually points to a mismatch in your output settings.
If just one movie or show isn’t working while the rest are fine, it’s usually that title’s own issue. Streaming apps set special rules per title: sometimes the quality, sometimes subtitles, or even blocking playback.
In that case, you can try switching audio or video quality at once. If no luck, grab the title’s link plus some logs and send those to support. They need that stuff so the tech team can actually see what you’re talking about.
Not necessarily. Streaming platforms adjust delivery rules and catalogs over time. Common examples include region availability changes, quality option shifts, or updated playback checks. First, update StreamFab 7 and retry with one controlled test. If the title still fails but others on the same service work, it’s likely a platform/title-side change, and a support report with the title URL is the fastest path. Or maybe you just hit the daily download quota, one of the StreamFab download limits.
That's mostly because of the network route or ISP/DNS policy difference rather than an app issue. Home networks can be affected by ISP routing, DNS filtering, firewall rules, or VPN/proxy configuration. If the hotspot works, keep your StreamFab settings unchanged and focus on the network layer: try switching DNS, disabling VPN/proxy, or testing a wired connection.
These are all the verified fixes to not working issues of StreamFab. If nothing changes after you literally try all the solutions above, please send us your log file to support@streamfab.com or create a post on our official forum to get more instant help.
As I said at the very beginning, StreamFab updates in time to keep the functions running smoothly and nicely. You can also check if the latest update log includes the right issues you encountered while using StreamFab. Due to the huge amount of services we have to maintain simultaneously, the update order may vary from your expectation. Thanks for your patience, sincerely.

Your ultimate choice to download videos from Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, YouTube and other sites.

Your ultimate choice to download videos from Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, YouTube and other sites.