Thank you!
I've checked the /lib folder and found ld-linux.so.3 instead of
ld-linux.so.2.
Unfortunately there's no folder like /lib/i386-linux-gnu or something
else...
I guess I'll better switch back to "jessie" instead of "stretch" and
start over again... :)
Nobody has any idea how to solve my problem? Come on, you're kidding...
;)
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Hi,
Thanks a lot for this great tutorial.
However, I've problems to install libc for i386 on my raspberry pi 3
running stretch instead of jessie.
I've already replaced "jessie" by "stretch" in the i386.list file but
that didn't help.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
Kind regards,
Thomas
philippe_44 wrote:
> I've uploaded in the dev repository a version for OSX that has all
> codecs built-in
Dude, you just made my day - I couldn't test it in detail so far, but
obviously it's working now!
Thank you so much for your kind support, that's simply awesome!
Kind regards,
Thomas
philippe_44 wrote:
> Hi Thomas - You are probably missing the mp3 decoder shared library
> installed properly. I do not do a static build (a version with all
> codecs built-in) for MacOS, so you need to have libmad.so installed.
> It's not related to lame.
Hi Philippe,
Alright, I think I've
philippe_44 wrote:
> Hi Thomas - You are probably missing the mp3 decoder shared library
> installed properly. I do not do a static build (a version with all
> codecs built-in) for MacOS, so you need to have libmad.so installed.
> It's not related to lame.
Hi Philippe,
Thank you very much -
Hi Phillip,
First of all I would like to thank you for this excellent plugin!
My problem is that it does not play any MP3 file, while I have no
problems with my other file types (mainly FLAC).
I'm using AirPlay bridge (v0.2.0.3) as a plugin on a Mac mini (OS X
10.9.5) running LMS 7.8.1
