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JRiver Media Center 19.0.52 for Debian

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XR219:
no expert at all, but when trying to install on Ubuntu studio I get "Dependency is not satisfiable: libcurl:i386(>=7.26)

Matt:
Faceless, thanks for the nice report.


--- Quote from: faceless on October 07, 2013, 01:40:50 pm ---- Can't change the volume (have to open alsamixer in terminal and change the volume of the dac through there).
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For now, please switch to Internal Volume.



--- Quote ---- can't resize window, minimize, maximize, whatever...
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The minimize / maximize should be fixed next build.  Border sizing should work now, but the cursor doesn't change so it's a little finnicky.



--- Quote ---- nothing happens when clicking "open media file", can't browse files and open them with jriver (had to add folder in main library)
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This one might be a while, because there aren't standard file browse dialogs on Linux like there are on Windows and Mac (at least that I've seen at the X11 level).  We might need to build our own.

weirdo12:
I copied the .deb contents and this is what I get:



--- Code: ---weirdo@weirdo-desktop:~$ sudo mediacenter
[sudo] password for weirdo:
JRiver install path (process: 12079): /usr/lib/jriver/Media Center 19/
CJRSharedToolsHelper::AuthenticateJRSharedLib
JRFileSystem::GetDirectoryAppdataCommon
CJRSharedToolsHelper::AuthenticateJRSharedLib
JRFileSystem::GetDirectoryDocuments
JRFileSystem::GetDirectoryDesktop
JRTools checking thread
CJRSharedToolsHelper::AuthenticateJRSharedLib
CJRSharedToolsHelper::AuthenticateJRSharedLib
JROs -- analyze operating system
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JRFileSystem::GetDriveType
JROs -- analyze operating system
Setting focus: 0A721628
Ignoring Xlib error: error code 8 request code 42
Details: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
CJRSharedToolsHelper::AuthenticateJRSharedLib
*** glibc detected *** mediacenter: free(): invalid pointer: 0xf75cb950 ***

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leezer3:
Try without the sudo.
It segfaults when launching directly as root, and TBQH using su or sudo to launch a media-center application is bad practice anyway  ;)

Other than that, the last line of your log suggests MC doesn't like the version of glibc you have installed.

Post the output of:

--- Code: ---ldd --version
--- End code ---
and your precise distro and we may be able to make some progress.

-Leezer-

Wander_Homer:

--- Quote from: Matt on October 07, 2013, 04:22:01 pm ---This one might be a while, because there aren't standard file browse dialogs on Linux like there are on Windows and Mac (at least that I've seen at the X11 level).  We might need to build our own.

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Maybe the GTK+ file chooser dialog could be an option. Most Linux users have GTK+ installed anyway.

Currently there are two versions to consider, GTK+ 3.* and GTK+ 2.6. The later one is lacking support for Wayland (the protocol to replace X11 on most distributions) but is more common on older distributions (however even Debian is using it with its current release (Wheezy)).

There's also a file dialog available from the KDE-libs but there are probably less users who have those installed. 

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