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Not all dependencies are installed automatically #3
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Okay so I didnt find how to fix the mmal issue so I just copied the binaries into the script dir. But now im getting a weird error after running install.sh. Which is weird because I can see a symlink being created at Edit: Anyway running uninstall.sh did work I'll do some testing later |
Thanks for the feedback, I'll add the missing dependency when I next work on it. The For the docker image I solved it like this: https://github.com/ForsakenNGS/docker-plex-raspi/blob/main/Dockerfile |
Thats really weird, since the script basically just verifies that the |
I know right I was looking at the script, it makes no sense. Anyway, I did redo the process pulling again from github and adding the dev repo ( I ran compile.sh succesfully and install.sh too. I just need to test the transcoding by finding an incompatible video now (difficult atm cause I reencode everything to h264 and aac). |
So I did find a HEVC EAC3 film I could test. It seems that transcoding is not happening at all, just endless loading. Cant seem to find any relevant logs not here: |
Hey there everything went smooth until I tried to run compile.sh where at first during the -configure prompt I got the following error:
libvpx enabled but no supported decoders found
Doing
apt install libvpx-dev
fixed it but im getting another error:ERROR: mmal not found
Im assuming installing it manually will fix it. Just wanted to point out that these packages are not installed automatically.
I'll edit this post if I find any more packages that need to manually be installed.
Edit: Seems raspbian has an apt package that includes ffmpeg with hardware transcoding support, would it be possible to use this instead of compiling ffmpeg again?
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