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JimH:
Bob is off today, back Tuesday.  There's a chance it won't get fixed quickly.

bob:
Checking in remotely.
It doesn't make a lot of sense.
Look and see if you have a Media Center Id directory. Delete it if you do.
Perhaps purge the existing install.
dpkg --purge mediacenter28
and reinstall.
I have a next build I could put in the repo but like I said it works fine for me on buster.

JimH:
Thanks, Bob.

Hendrik:
I get the same issue with the apt repository package, its definitely the package. It appears the Opus input plugin is from the Id build, maybe one of the scripts wasn't updated to handle it, or the build of that failed?

ldd won't show it, since its dynamically loading those libraries at runtime, and the input plugins have no other hard dependencies inside that folder.
But this would show it, for example:
strings libin_Opus.so | grep "Media Center"

dev@debbuster64:~/workspace/Development$ strings /usr/lib/jriver/MC28/Plugins/libin_WAV.so | grep "Media Center"
/usr/lib/jriver/Media Center 28
dev@debbuster64:~/workspace/Development$ strings /usr/lib/jriver/MC28/Plugins/libin_Opus.so | grep "Media Center"
/usr/lib/jriver/Media Center Id

I assume it works for you because you actually have an Id build installed as well.

bob:
I remove the Id build but it still worked.
It is the Opus plugin though.
You can make 34 work by removing it
sudo rm /usr/lib/jriver/Media\ Center\ 28/Plugins/libin_Opus.so
It will whine then, but run.
OR
apt-get purge mediacenter28
then reinstall. I put build 29 back up into latest.

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