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Quick Start Guide for Installing JRiver Mediacenter 26 on a Raspberry Pi

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cmg:
Hi
My current setup is:
Synology NAS with the audio files (mp3, flac and high resolution files) connected to the network by cable, a notebook connected to the network running JRiver and a streamer (Pioneer n50a) connected to the network also by cable. Files do not undergo any conversion.
My question is (and excuse my ignorance) if the notebook can be replaced by the Raspberry pi, running JRiver and, if so, if it is possible to import the settings.
Thanks in advance,
Regards

jaiwant_alex:
Hi

I have been MC 26 running on RPI3 for sometime now, but i need to do a fresh install

I have followed the usual steps outlined on this thread but im getting the " E: Unable to locate package mediacentre 26" error

I thought it was a problem with the MC26 repository, so I tried a newer version (MC28) and got the same result

Do let me know if im missing something or if something has changed

Awesome Donkey:
Are you spelling it mediacentre 26? If so it should be mediacenter26 as long as the APT repository is installed as well.

jaiwant_alex:

--- Quote from: Awesome Donkey on August 26, 2022, 11:42:42 am ---Are you spelling it mediacentre 26? If so it should be mediacenter26 as long as the APT repository is installed as well.

--- End quote ---

I did check this and all the spellings are correct. Could there be a problem with the Linux distribution ? I had earlier installed on Raspbian, now im trying to install on Dietpi.

Awesome Donkey:
As long as the APT repository is being used, it *should* work fine on Raspbian which is now known as Raspberry Pi OS.

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