I'm seeing the same problem on a clean install of Intrepid with mt-daapd
version 0.9~r1696.dfsg-2
My mt-daapd log looks the same as Dave's:
2009-05-28 08:53:56 (faf335ab): Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
@scnaifeh: the ssc-script.so failure was present also in intrepid. I
don't really know what that affects. the ssc-ffmpeg plugin works though.
with jaunty, the ssc-ffmpeg fails to load giving the
avcodec_decode_audio as an undefined symbol. doing a bit of googling
indicates that that call was being
@Dave Thiede: You are right. The ssc-script plugin failure just had to
do with not having a transcoding script (which is unnecessary when you
use the ffmpeg plugin.
I have upgraded to Jaunty in an effort to resolve my other issue, and I
can now confirm the same problem you are seeing.
--
ssc-ffm
I downloaded the mt-daapd source from the Jaunty repositories and I
managed to get ssc-ffmpeg plugin to compile (it took some doing, as the
configure script would not run without tweaks even from a clean download
of the source, at least with the minimal options I was giving it, and
the path for the
@scnaifeh: heartfelt thanks. Your fix has enabled me to stream FLAC from
Ubuntu 9.04 to itunes 8.2.1 on a macbook.
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
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thank you for the patch and the compile info. streaming FLAC files to my
itunes from firefly now works perfectly, but there was a bit of a
problem for me at step "4. run
sudo apt-get build-dep mt-daapd"
I got a build depency error but with very little info. a bit of googling
showed me that if i r
I've got the same problem (ssc-ffmpeg.so not loading) after upgrading to ubuntu
9.04. I have flac files only, and this was working just fine with iTunes on my
mac, before I upgraded to ubuntu 9.04. The shared library pops up in iTunes,
but nothing happens when trying to play a song. The songs
I finally got this working. I had to make some changes to the ssc-
ffmpeg.c file, but now it works with Amarok or iTunes (8.1 on a Mac) as
the client. I'm attaching my patched source file. It involved changing
the call to avcodec_decode_audio to avcodec_decode_audio2 and
initializing the buffer
@scnaifeh: Nice! How do you manage to get ssc-ffmpeg.c.patched to
compile to a binary? I'm a novice on this, and would appreciate some
directions on the subject... :-)
--
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@Cirion: The simplest way is as follows (though it will rebuild and
reinstall all of mt-daapd and not just the plugin):
1. open a terminal window
1.5 uninstall the current version of mt-daapd
sudo apt-get remove mt-daapd
This should leave your songs database and /etc/mt-daapd.conf intact.
2. c
@scnaifeh: Great stuff this! Went through your little howto, and the
ssc-ffmpeg plugin is up and running again!
Just a few comments:
> When it asks if you want to overwrite/keep/merge your /etc/mt-daapd.conf
> file, hit keep (N or O).
Did not get this question.
> Take a look at /var/log/mt-daa
@scnaifeh: also have to say it is working for me. great reference for
package build and manipulation. I still find the debian package system
hard to deal with. rpm spec files are much clearer to me. where I have
it working is a 9.04-64bit virtual install. dropped some ogg files in
the appropriate
thank you scnaifeh. After following your intructions ssc-ffmpeg now
loads for me (running Ubuntu 9.04):
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Error loading plugin
/usr/lib/mt-daapd/plugins/ssc-script.so:
@scnaifeh: Nice! How do you manage to get ssc-ffmpeg.c.patched to
compile to a binary? I'm a novice on this, and would appreciate some
directions on the subject... :-)
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are
@Cirion: The simplest way is as follows (though it will rebuild and
reinstall all of mt-daapd and not just the plugin):
1. open a terminal window
1.5 uninstall the current version of mt-daapd
sudo apt-get remove mt-daapd
This should leave your songs database and /etc/mt-daapd.conf intact.
2. c
@scnaifeh: Great stuff this! Went through your little howto, and the
ssc-ffmpeg plugin is up and running again!
Just a few comments:
> When it asks if you want to overwrite/keep/merge your /etc/mt-daapd.conf
> file, hit keep (N or O).
Did not get this question.
> Take a look at /var/log/mt-daa
@scnaifeh: also have to say it is working for me. great reference for
package build and manipulation. I still find the debian package system
hard to deal with. rpm spec files are much clearer to me. where I have
it working is a 9.04-64bit virtual install. dropped some ogg files in
the appropriate
thank you scnaifeh. After following your intructions ssc-ffmpeg now
loads for me (running Ubuntu 9.04):
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Error loading plugin
/usr/lib/mt-daapd/plugins/ssc-script.so:
I've got the same problem (ssc-ffmpeg.so not loading) after upgrading to ubuntu
9.04. I have flac files only, and this was working just fine with iTunes on my
mac, before I upgraded to ubuntu 9.04. The shared library pops up in iTunes,
but nothing happens when trying to play a song. The songs
I finally got this working. I had to make some changes to the ssc-
ffmpeg.c file, but now it works with Amarok or iTunes (8.1 on a Mac) as
the client. I'm attaching my patched source file. It involved changing
the call to avcodec_decode_audio to avcodec_decode_audio2 and
initializing the buffer
@scnaifeh: Nice! How do you manage to get ssc-ffmpeg.c.patched to
compile to a binary? I'm a novice on this, and would appreciate some
directions on the subject... :-)
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are
@Cirion: The simplest way is as follows (though it will rebuild and
reinstall all of mt-daapd and not just the plugin):
1. open a terminal window
1.5 uninstall the current version of mt-daapd
sudo apt-get remove mt-daapd
This should leave your songs database and /etc/mt-daapd.conf intact.
2. c
@scnaifeh: Great stuff this! Went through your little howto, and the
ssc-ffmpeg plugin is up and running again!
Just a few comments:
> When it asks if you want to overwrite/keep/merge your /etc/mt-daapd.conf
> file, hit keep (N or O).
Did not get this question.
> Take a look at /var/log/mt-daa
@scnaifeh: also have to say it is working for me. great reference for
package build and manipulation. I still find the debian package system
hard to deal with. rpm spec files are much clearer to me. where I have
it working is a 9.04-64bit virtual install. dropped some ogg files in
the appropriate
thank you scnaifeh. After following your intructions ssc-ffmpeg now
loads for me (running Ubuntu 9.04):
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Error loading plugin
/usr/lib/mt-daapd/plugins/ssc-script.so:
I'm seeing the same problem on a clean install of Intrepid with mt-daapd
version 0.9~r1696.dfsg-2
My mt-daapd log looks the same as Dave's:
2009-05-28 08:53:56 (faf335ab): Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
@scnaifeh: the ssc-script.so failure was present also in intrepid. I
don't really know what that affects. the ssc-ffmpeg plugin works though.
with jaunty, the ssc-ffmpeg fails to load giving the
avcodec_decode_audio as an undefined symbol. doing a bit of googling
indicates that that call was being
@Dave Thiede: You are right. The ssc-script plugin failure just had to
do with not having a transcoding script (which is unnecessary when you
use the ffmpeg plugin.
I have upgraded to Jaunty in an effort to resolve my other issue, and I
can now confirm the same problem you are seeing.
--
ssc-ffm
I downloaded the mt-daapd source from the Jaunty repositories and I
managed to get ssc-ffmpeg plugin to compile (it took some doing, as the
configure script would not run without tweaks even from a clean download
of the source, at least with the minimal options I was giving it, and
the path for the
I've got the same problem (ssc-ffmpeg.so not loading) after upgrading to ubuntu
9.04. I have flac files only, and this was working just fine with iTunes on my
mac, before I upgraded to ubuntu 9.04. The shared library pops up in iTunes,
but nothing happens when trying to play a song. The songs
I finally got this working. I had to make some changes to the ssc-
ffmpeg.c file, but now it works with Amarok or iTunes (8.1 on a Mac) as
the client. I'm attaching my patched source file. It involved changing
the call to avcodec_decode_audio to avcodec_decode_audio2 and
initializing the buffer
@scnaifeh: heartfelt thanks. Your fix has enabled me to stream FLAC from
Ubuntu 9.04 to itunes 8.2.1 on a macbook.
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu
thank you for the patch and the compile info. streaming FLAC files to my
itunes from firefly now works perfectly, but there was a bit of a
problem for me at step "4. run
sudo apt-get build-dep mt-daapd"
I got a build depency error but with very little info. a bit of googling
showed me that if i r
thank you for the patch and the compile info. streaming FLAC files to my
itunes from firefly now works perfectly, but there was a bit of a
problem for me at step "4. run
sudo apt-get build-dep mt-daapd"
I got a build depency error but with very little info. a bit of googling
showed me that if i r
@scnaifeh: heartfelt thanks. Your fix has enabled me to stream FLAC from
Ubuntu 9.04 to itunes 8.2.1 on a macbook.
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
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@scnaifeh: Great stuff this! Went through your little howto, and the
ssc-ffmpeg plugin is up and running again!
Just a few comments:
> When it asks if you want to overwrite/keep/merge your /etc/mt-daapd.conf
> file, hit keep (N or O).
Did not get this question.
> Take a look at /var/log/mt-daa
@scnaifeh: also have to say it is working for me. great reference for
package build and manipulation. I still find the debian package system
hard to deal with. rpm spec files are much clearer to me. where I have
it working is a 9.04-64bit virtual install. dropped some ogg files in
the appropriate
thank you scnaifeh. After following your intructions ssc-ffmpeg now
loads for me (running Ubuntu 9.04):
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Error loading plugin
/usr/lib/mt-daapd/plugins/ssc-script.so:
I'm seeing the same problem on a clean install of Intrepid with mt-daapd
version 0.9~r1696.dfsg-2
My mt-daapd log looks the same as Dave's:
2009-05-28 08:53:56 (faf335ab): Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
@scnaifeh: the ssc-script.so failure was present also in intrepid. I
don't really know what that affects. the ssc-ffmpeg plugin works though.
with jaunty, the ssc-ffmpeg fails to load giving the
avcodec_decode_audio as an undefined symbol. doing a bit of googling
indicates that that call was being
@Dave Thiede: You are right. The ssc-script plugin failure just had to
do with not having a transcoding script (which is unnecessary when you
use the ffmpeg plugin.
I have upgraded to Jaunty in an effort to resolve my other issue, and I
can now confirm the same problem you are seeing.
--
ssc-ffm
I downloaded the mt-daapd source from the Jaunty repositories and I
managed to get ssc-ffmpeg plugin to compile (it took some doing, as the
configure script would not run without tweaks even from a clean download
of the source, at least with the minimal options I was giving it, and
the path for the
I've got the same problem (ssc-ffmpeg.so not loading) after upgrading to ubuntu
9.04. I have flac files only, and this was working just fine with iTunes on my
mac, before I upgraded to ubuntu 9.04. The shared library pops up in iTunes,
but nothing happens when trying to play a song. The songs
I finally got this working. I had to make some changes to the ssc-
ffmpeg.c file, but now it works with Amarok or iTunes (8.1 on a Mac) as
the client. I'm attaching my patched source file. It involved changing
the call to avcodec_decode_audio to avcodec_decode_audio2 and
initializing the buffer
@scnaifeh: Nice! How do you manage to get ssc-ffmpeg.c.patched to
compile to a binary? I'm a novice on this, and would appreciate some
directions on the subject... :-)
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are
@Cirion: The simplest way is as follows (though it will rebuild and
reinstall all of mt-daapd and not just the plugin):
1. open a terminal window
1.5 uninstall the current version of mt-daapd
sudo apt-get remove mt-daapd
This should leave your songs database and /etc/mt-daapd.conf intact.
2. c
thank you for the patch and the compile info. streaming FLAC files to my
itunes from firefly now works perfectly, but there was a bit of a
problem for me at step "4. run
sudo apt-get build-dep mt-daapd"
I got a build depency error but with very little info. a bit of googling
showed me that if i r
@scnaifeh: heartfelt thanks. Your fix has enabled me to stream FLAC from
Ubuntu 9.04 to itunes 8.2.1 on a macbook.
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu
I've got the same problem (ssc-ffmpeg.so not loading) after upgrading to ubuntu
9.04. I have flac files only, and this was working just fine with iTunes on my
mac, before I upgraded to ubuntu 9.04. The shared library pops up in iTunes,
but nothing happens when trying to play a song. The songs
I finally got this working. I had to make some changes to the ssc-
ffmpeg.c file, but now it works with Amarok or iTunes (8.1 on a Mac) as
the client. I'm attaching my patched source file. It involved changing
the call to avcodec_decode_audio to avcodec_decode_audio2 and
initializing the buffer
@scnaifeh: Nice! How do you manage to get ssc-ffmpeg.c.patched to
compile to a binary? I'm a novice on this, and would appreciate some
directions on the subject... :-)
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are
@Cirion: The simplest way is as follows (though it will rebuild and
reinstall all of mt-daapd and not just the plugin):
1. open a terminal window
1.5 uninstall the current version of mt-daapd
sudo apt-get remove mt-daapd
This should leave your songs database and /etc/mt-daapd.conf intact.
2. c
@scnaifeh: Great stuff this! Went through your little howto, and the
ssc-ffmpeg plugin is up and running again!
Just a few comments:
> When it asks if you want to overwrite/keep/merge your /etc/mt-daapd.conf
> file, hit keep (N or O).
Did not get this question.
> Take a look at /var/log/mt-daa
@scnaifeh: also have to say it is working for me. great reference for
package build and manipulation. I still find the debian package system
hard to deal with. rpm spec files are much clearer to me. where I have
it working is a 9.04-64bit virtual install. dropped some ogg files in
the appropriate
thank you scnaifeh. After following your intructions ssc-ffmpeg now
loads for me (running Ubuntu 9.04):
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Error loading plugin
/usr/lib/mt-daapd/plugins/ssc-script.so:
@scnaifeh: the ssc-script.so failure was present also in intrepid. I
don't really know what that affects. the ssc-ffmpeg plugin works though.
with jaunty, the ssc-ffmpeg fails to load giving the
avcodec_decode_audio as an undefined symbol. doing a bit of googling
indicates that that call was being
@Dave Thiede: You are right. The ssc-script plugin failure just had to
do with not having a transcoding script (which is unnecessary when you
use the ffmpeg plugin.
I have upgraded to Jaunty in an effort to resolve my other issue, and I
can now confirm the same problem you are seeing.
--
ssc-ffm
I downloaded the mt-daapd source from the Jaunty repositories and I
managed to get ssc-ffmpeg plugin to compile (it took some doing, as the
configure script would not run without tweaks even from a clean download
of the source, at least with the minimal options I was giving it, and
the path for the
I'm seeing the same problem on a clean install of Intrepid with mt-daapd
version 0.9~r1696.dfsg-2
My mt-daapd log looks the same as Dave's:
2009-05-28 08:53:56 (faf335ab): Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
I'm seeing the same problem on a clean install of Intrepid with mt-daapd
version 0.9~r1696.dfsg-2
My mt-daapd log looks the same as Dave's:
2009-05-28 08:53:56 (faf335ab): Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
@scnaifeh: the ssc-script.so failure was present also in intrepid. I
don't really know what that affects. the ssc-ffmpeg plugin works though.
with jaunty, the ssc-ffmpeg fails to load giving the
avcodec_decode_audio as an undefined symbol. doing a bit of googling
indicates that that call was being
@Dave Thiede: You are right. The ssc-script plugin failure just had to
do with not having a transcoding script (which is unnecessary when you
use the ffmpeg plugin.
I have upgraded to Jaunty in an effort to resolve my other issue, and I
can now confirm the same problem you are seeing.
--
ssc-ffm
I downloaded the mt-daapd source from the Jaunty repositories and I
managed to get ssc-ffmpeg plugin to compile (it took some doing, as the
configure script would not run without tweaks even from a clean download
of the source, at least with the minimal options I was giving it, and
the path for the
thank you for the patch and the compile info. streaming FLAC files to my
itunes from firefly now works perfectly, but there was a bit of a
problem for me at step "4. run
sudo apt-get build-dep mt-daapd"
I got a build depency error but with very little info. a bit of googling
showed me that if i r
@scnaifeh: heartfelt thanks. Your fix has enabled me to stream FLAC from
Ubuntu 9.04 to itunes 8.2.1 on a macbook.
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu
@scnaifeh: Great stuff this! Went through your little howto, and the
ssc-ffmpeg plugin is up and running again!
Just a few comments:
> When it asks if you want to overwrite/keep/merge your /etc/mt-daapd.conf
> file, hit keep (N or O).
Did not get this question.
> Take a look at /var/log/mt-daa
@scnaifeh: also have to say it is working for me. great reference for
package build and manipulation. I still find the debian package system
hard to deal with. rpm spec files are much clearer to me. where I have
it working is a 9.04-64bit virtual install. dropped some ogg files in
the appropriate
thank you scnaifeh. After following your intructions ssc-ffmpeg now
loads for me (running Ubuntu 9.04):
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
Jun 12 23:24:14 nieko mt-daapd[4492]: Error loading plugin
/usr/lib/mt-daapd/plugins/ssc-script.so:
I'm seeing the same problem on a clean install of Intrepid with mt-daapd
version 0.9~r1696.dfsg-2
My mt-daapd log looks the same as Dave's:
2009-05-28 08:53:56 (faf335ab): Firefly Version svn-1696: Starting with
debuglevel 2
@scnaifeh: the ssc-script.so failure was present also in intrepid. I
don't really know what that affects. the ssc-ffmpeg plugin works though.
with jaunty, the ssc-ffmpeg fails to load giving the
avcodec_decode_audio as an undefined symbol. doing a bit of googling
indicates that that call was being
@Dave Thiede: You are right. The ssc-script plugin failure just had to
do with not having a transcoding script (which is unnecessary when you
use the ffmpeg plugin.
I have upgraded to Jaunty in an effort to resolve my other issue, and I
can now confirm the same problem you are seeing.
--
ssc-ffm
I downloaded the mt-daapd source from the Jaunty repositories and I
managed to get ssc-ffmpeg plugin to compile (it took some doing, as the
configure script would not run without tweaks even from a clean download
of the source, at least with the minimal options I was giving it, and
the path for the
thank you for the patch and the compile info. streaming FLAC files to my
itunes from firefly now works perfectly, but there was a bit of a
problem for me at step "4. run
sudo apt-get build-dep mt-daapd"
I got a build depency error but with very little info. a bit of googling
showed me that if i r
@scnaifeh: heartfelt thanks. Your fix has enabled me to stream FLAC from
Ubuntu 9.04 to itunes 8.2.1 on a macbook.
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu
I've got the same problem (ssc-ffmpeg.so not loading) after upgrading to ubuntu
9.04. I have flac files only, and this was working just fine with iTunes on my
mac, before I upgraded to ubuntu 9.04. The shared library pops up in iTunes,
but nothing happens when trying to play a song. The songs
I finally got this working. I had to make some changes to the ssc-
ffmpeg.c file, but now it works with Amarok or iTunes (8.1 on a Mac) as
the client. I'm attaching my patched source file. It involved changing
the call to avcodec_decode_audio to avcodec_decode_audio2 and
initializing the buffer
@scnaifeh: Nice! How do you manage to get ssc-ffmpeg.c.patched to
compile to a binary? I'm a novice on this, and would appreciate some
directions on the subject... :-)
--
ssc-ffmpeg.so plugin fails to load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/378390
You received this bug notification because you are
@Cirion: The simplest way is as follows (though it will rebuild and
reinstall all of mt-daapd and not just the plugin):
1. open a terminal window
1.5 uninstall the current version of mt-daapd
sudo apt-get remove mt-daapd
This should leave your songs database and /etc/mt-daapd.conf intact.
2. c
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