On Thu, Oct 15, 2009 at 06:16:08PM -0500, Vijay Sankar wrote: > Landry Breuil wrote: > >Hi, > > > >here's a new port on which i spent the last two days at p2k9, the > >Moovida media center (formerly known as Elisa), see > >http://www.moovida.com for doc & details. It works quite nice here > >on my atom laptop, but it could use a bit more cpu/gpu power. > >It depends on some of the recent commits to the portstree (libmms, > >gstreamer-enabled-libmms, pigment, py-pigment, py-cssutils, > >py-twisted-web2, etc..) so be sure to correctly update your portstree > >before even trying to compile it. Oh, and it depends on half of the > >portstree, and will burn your cpu if you plan to compile all the > >dependencies. > > > >I'd like some comments on the ports hierarchy, because they are > >logically separated like gstreamer (core, plugins-*), but moovida itself > >without the plugins is useless. But plugins depends on moovida to be > >installed to run, so moovida can't run-depend on the plugins, etc.. > >hence the pkg/MESSAGE. That's also why all runtime deps are stacked in > >Makefile.inc. > > > >There is one remaining bug i'm workin' on, so no need to report the > >following warning : > >self.top_height = 0 > >self.top_height.unit undefined > ><type 'exceptions.AttributeError'>: 'int' object has no attribute 'unit' > > > >Btw, some features are crippled as we don't have HAL, but most are > >working fine. I managed to browse pictures locally and on flickr/pikeo, > >play video/music locally and from youtube/rtbf/jamendo. > >Ah, and you need decent graphic hw acceleration for it to be smooth. > > > >Landry > > Hi, > > I have no useful feedback but just wanted to thank you for this port > -- it looks like it will be a nice addition to OpenBSD packages. I > set up a new server to build this using Oct 14th's CVS. After the > OpenBSD installation, and populating the initial tree for ports I > copied moovida to /home/ports/multimedia and a make build worked > flawlessly. It took about 11 hours to build packages from scratch > but all dependencies got installed without any intervention by me > and unlike some other OS I did not have to press/click OK (not even > once :). I also installed all plugins.
You also might want to update your tree to get multimedia/coherence, and grab multimedia/moovida from cvs, as there might be some patches there you don't have. > games$ pkg_info | grep moo > moovida-1.0.7 Moovida media center software > moovida-plugins-bad-1.0.7 Moovida media center - bad plugins > moovida-plugins-good-1.0.7 Moovida media center - good plugins > moovida-plugins-ugly-1.0.7 Moovida media center - ugly plugins > > elisa started but youtube/video/music did not work -- anything that > I try to do to configure elisa give me the following error. > > WARN MainThread default Oct 15 09:29:32 Entering controller with > path /poblesec/this_computer failed. Full failure log at > /tmp/elisa_errors.txt (elisa/plugins/poblesec/history.py:75) > > Probably a configuration or some other error on my part. I will try > to read up the docs at moovida.org. In the meantime if there is > anything I can do to help test please let me know. I don't remember how it ran the first time i launched it, but i pre-populated directories in ~/.moovida/moovida.conf : video = ['/home/landry/Videos'] pictures = ['/home/landry/wp'] music = ['/home/landry/Music'] And after that it worked fine (well i struggled with lots of other issues but only porting-related.) Anyway, have a look at the output on the console _and_ /tmp/elisa_errors.txt. Landry
