Hi, scnaifeh.
I'm encountering some difficulties on step 7
am I missing some dependencies.
Please could you help me?
Thanks
Error
tmp/sources/mt-daapd-0.9~r1696.dfsg$ dpkg-buildpackage -rfakeroot -uc -b
dpkg-buildpackage: set CFLAGS to default value: -g -O2
dpkg-buildpackage: set CPPFLAGS to def
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.
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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: 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
@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
@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: 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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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
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 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
@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.
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ssc-ffm
@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
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
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