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More => Old Versions => JRiver Media Center 18 for Windows => Topic started by: bwa on March 27, 2013, 06:00:43 am
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I have seen this in other threads, but have not found any solution to it ....
When trying to play a video file on my computer (MC 18.0.156), the adding required component message appear, but it fails with the message:
Failed to download and install the 'LAV Splitter' filter
Can anybody explain that is actually wrong ?. I have a 60 mbit internet connection, and full access. Have also tried to run as administrator.
Can I manually download this filter ?
It does the same with my MC17 instance ...
/BWA
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It is likely to be related to "security" software running on your PC.
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Well, if firewall is turned off, and the windows firewall service is stopped, and Microsoft Security Essentials Real Time Protection is off, and it still does not work ....
What then ?
Can you inform where the download is getting from and which port ? So I maybe can do som telnetting to test ?
/bwa
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I can see that MC18 is downloading something from s3-1-w.amazonaws.com, but the bitrate was only 2-5k/sec. I have a 60 Mbit fibre connection, so it's should not be an issue....
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Did some 'sharking' and saw a redirect to http://files.jriver.com/dependencies/plugins/lav/lav_v37.zip.
This file was downloaded in my browser in 3 seconds. Can I unzip it locally ? And registering it manually ?
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Did some 'sharking' and saw a redirect to http://files.jriver.com/dependencies/plugins/lav/lav_v37.zip.
This file was downloaded in my browser in 3 seconds. Can I unzip it locally ? And registering it manually ?
It doesn't need to be registered.
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Just unzip into plugin directory ?
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Someone that knows this ?
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I believe so. You definitely just unzip it. I'm not 100% sure where, but plugins sounds likely. I forgot to look last night...
Very weird the download isn't working...
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The download apparently did work. It's the unzip that didn't. It's possible the PC is old enough the match functions on the chip aren't there.
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Well, after unzipping the contents in the plugins folder, it seems to work. Maybe you should have a more consistent error message, to distinct from download and unzip trouble?