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Quick Start Guide for Installing JRiver Mediacenter 24 ARM on a Raspberry Pi
Mr. Anderson:
Well.. The good news is, MC 24 has been installed with the errors. I can somehow listen to music :)
So that's a WIN !!!
Still though, quite a few errors remain and i think its best if I can get all the dependancies sorted. I tried doing manual install one by one, but that seems to be a bit of a tedious task.
(Not sure how to attach pics on the body so, please check the attached screenshot)
Cheers :)
mwillems:
So part of the issue is that you're trying to install an older version of Mediacenter, but the dependencies in mainline Raspbian have moved on. You won't be able to resolve those dependency errors unless you either install an older version of Raspbian (probably stretch) or install a newer version of mediacenter (MC25).
Mr. Anderson:
--- Quote from: mwillems on September 25, 2019, 08:53:40 am ---So part of the issue is that you're trying to install an older version of Mediacenter, but the dependencies in mainline Raspbian have moved on. You won't be able to resolve those dependency errors unless you either install an older version of Raspbian (probably stretch) or install a newer version of mediacenter (MC25).
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Hi, thanks for the reply.
But is that the reason for the JRiver dependencies link to have stopped working ? The main link for MC 24 linux distros are gone...
I'm all for upgrading to the latest, however I have a master license for MC 24 so I would expect the links for the downloads to be live :)
Cheers..
mwillems:
--- Quote from: Mr. Anderson on September 25, 2019, 08:58:10 am ---Hi, thanks for the reply.
But is that the reason for the JRiver dependencies link to have stopped working ? The main link for MC 24 linux distros are gone...
I'm all for upgrading to the latest, however I have a master license for MC 24 so I would expect the links for the downloads to be live :)
Cheers..
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I'm not sure what you mean by "depedencies link"? Do you mean the repo link for JRiver itself? The dependencies for JRiver are provided by raspbian, not by JRiver, and they're not available because newer versions of Raspbian don't ship the versions of the dependencies that MC24 needs.
If you mean the JRiver repo link, I don't work for JRiver so I don't know why the repo would be down. Maybe bob can weigh in on that piece? In any case the last MC24 build is available for download in the last build thread, there's no advantage in setting up the repo at this point because there will be no further updates (which is the point of adding the repo to your sources.list)
Mr. Anderson:
--- Quote from: mwillems on September 25, 2019, 09:18:32 am ---I'm not sure what you mean by "depedencies link"? Do you mean the repo link for JRiver itself? The dependencies for JRiver are provided by raspbian, not by JRiver, and they're not available because newer versions of Raspbian don't ship the versions of the dependencies that MC24 needs.
If you mean the JRiver repo link, I don't work for JRiver so I don't know why the repo would be down. Maybe bob can weigh in on that piece? In any case the last MC24 build is available for download in the last build thread, there's no advantage in setting up the repo at this point because there will be no further updates (which is the point of adding the repo to your sources.list)
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Hi, yes. That's correct. Please excuse the wrong terminology.
What I meant was that the MC 24 latest build repo is no longer active. and because of that, the installation refuses to go forward and download the dependencies for me.
Failed to fetch http://dist.jriver.com/latest/mediacenter/pool/main/m/mediacenter24/mediacenter24_24.0.78-armhf_armhf.deb Connection failed [IP: 216.14.187.181 80]
That's the error I'm facing.
Please check the attached as well. the link in there (under this page https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php/topic,115350.0.html)
doesnt work.
Cheers...
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