Ubuntu 18.04 -> 'tsmuxer' (and others) is not available
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Re: Ubuntu 18.04 -> 'tsmuxer' (and others) is not available
1. Your log says it cannot create the directory "/var/log/UMS/Richard".
I would say that the permissions are not allowing UMS to write to this directory.
2. It looks as though you do not have libzen on your server.
3. Also looks like libmediainfo is not on your server.
Can you check those and install them if not installed.
Cheers
I would say that the permissions are not allowing UMS to write to this directory.
2. It looks as though you do not have libzen on your server.
3. Also looks like libmediainfo is not on your server.
Can you check those and install them if not installed.
Cheers
Re: Ubuntu 18.04 -> 'tsmuxer' (and others) is not available
Is this file "libzen.so" located here: "linux-x86-64/libzen.so" on your system?
And this one here: "linux-x86-64/libmediainfo.so"
And this one here: "linux-x86-64/libmediainfo.so"
Re: Ubuntu 18.04 -> 'tsmuxer' (and others) is not available
@MovieFrek
You may find the info in this thread also helpful.
https://www.universalmediaserver.com/fo ... .php?t=996
You may find the info in this thread also helpful.
https://www.universalmediaserver.com/fo ... .php?t=996
Re: Ubuntu 18.04 -> 'tsmuxer' (and others) is not available
Tmuxer comes with ums.
In the UMS.conf file you can add the path.
....../ums/linux/tsmuxer
In the UMS.conf file you can add the path.
....../ums/linux/tsmuxer
Re: Ubuntu 18.04 -> 'tsmuxer' (and others) is not available
UMS is very badly packaged for Linux. That said, we tried to make instructions for it a couple of years ago: https://github.com/UniversalMediaServer ... structions
Linux is a pain for developers because nothing is standardized. What packages you need and what scripts to edit etc varies from distro to distro, and there are literally hundreds of distros.. On the page I linked to there's an attempt to cover this for the most common distros.
As far as I remember tsMuxeR is only compiled for 32 bit for Linux. tsMuxeR isn't open source (although the author once said he would open it) and it has been abandoned for some years now, so there's not much hope that there will ever be a 64-bit version for Linux built. Because of this, you need to install some parts of the 32-bit subsystem for Linux. Distros that have dropped 32-bit support all-together is a lost cause when it comes to tsMuxeR as far as I know.
Linux is a pain for developers because nothing is standardized. What packages you need and what scripts to edit etc varies from distro to distro, and there are literally hundreds of distros.. On the page I linked to there's an attempt to cover this for the most common distros.
As far as I remember tsMuxeR is only compiled for 32 bit for Linux. tsMuxeR isn't open source (although the author once said he would open it) and it has been abandoned for some years now, so there's not much hope that there will ever be a 64-bit version for Linux built. Because of this, you need to install some parts of the 32-bit subsystem for Linux. Distros that have dropped 32-bit support all-together is a lost cause when it comes to tsMuxeR as far as I know.