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JRiver Media Center 19.0.51 for Debian
bob:
--- Quote from: leezer3 on October 04, 2013, 06:06:38 am ---Okay, so it launches successfully on Wheezy with a completely virtual xorg.conf :)
Bugs:
* Maximize, minimize and close buttons don't work.
* Launching as root causes a segmentation fault.
* Attempting to play anything gives a playback could not be started on device error, and then it segfaults. (Probably doesn't like virtual devices..)
* MC is freezing when attempting to enter the root audio view. The terminal output suggests was attempting to analyze the filesystem, but there's no I/O activity or CPU usage to suggest its still trying to do something.
-Leezer-
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Check the output device settings. Check your ALSA virtual hardware. It must support S32_LE.
DL http://files.jriver.com/mediacenter/hw/alsacap
and make it executable and run it. It will tell you what your hardware can do.
The GUI hasn't been a high priority, it will get better.
It should run as root but that's not the intended use.
I'll test clearing out my local settings and see if I can duplicate your audio view issue.
bob:
--- Quote from: Wander_Homer on October 04, 2013, 10:08:26 am ---Thanks, it works.
Apparently Ubuntu is shipped without 75dpi xfonts. The needed package is called xfonts-75dpi and after installing you probably need to restart X (i.e. logout or restart Ubuntu).
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Thanks, I'll add that to the dependencies.
In debian it's xfonts-75dpi as well
imugli:
It's ALIVE... It's ALIIIIVE! :o ;D
Well done guys - congratulations!
imugli:
Serious question...
Did you want us to start picking it apart i.e what works, what doesn't, bugs etc?
gvanbrunt:
fyi works on Mint as well with same font issue. No surprise there since it is a derivative of Ubuntu.
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