PRP: Help with the Mac & Linux port needed
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| Hi guys! As some of you might know I have been working on my little internet radio player for quite a while. I don't own a Mac, nor have I decent experience with Linux. For this reason the Mac & Linux distributions are quite outdated. Is someone here interested in helping me with these platforms? Grisu |
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| Well I tried the Linux version and I feel a bit stupid saying this but where is the actual app? |
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| The gui bit works perfectly and connects to stations, but i cannot hear anything (which doesnt surprise me because my current PCs soundsystem is a multidevice nightmare). @Mark, you need to run the sh file from terminal. with "./" in front |
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| The Linux distribution is ancient, but at least you should hear something.... X( P.S.: You should be able to use the "stations" folder from the windows version in order to get the latest updates there. Currently there're over 500 radio stations included. |
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| If you want to compile againt FLTK on Linux, you may like to apply this bug fix to the MaxGUI 1.36 release, so that button icons are nice and centered: FLTKMaxGUI Button Image Offset Fix |
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Thanks Dan. Yeah I can't hear any sound here either and I get an error message.mark@mark-laptop:~/Pocket Radio Player$ ./Pocket\ Radio\ Player.sh mark@mark-laptop:~/Pocket Radio Player$ Gtk-Message: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module": /usr/lib/gtk-2.0/modules/libcanberra-gtk-module.so: wrong ELF class: ELFCLASS64 |
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| Same |
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| Don't know what's causing this. Only Brucey might know. |
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| It looks like a 64 bit issue. |
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| I could e-mail you my full source code, if you want to... |
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| Dan is right by saying it's a 64bit issue if your using a 64bit linux box. Whats happening is that some part of it or a library (possibly one of the 32bit gtk libs in /usr/lib32) is linking (or calling a function) libcanberra-gtk-module.so in /usr/lib (the 64bit version) not to /usr/lib32 as libcanberra-gtk-module.so doesn't exist in ia32libs package. I have come upon this problem before when trying out wxMax on a 64bit Ubuntu setup. I didn't look to deeply into this problem, but it would involve a lot of digging about in the 32bit packages to extract the necessary libraries. A fast work around would be to do a chroot of a 32bit linux setup. Edit: here's a little pointer if your going to dig around in the binaries http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=435940 |
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| So did you guys get the old version to work? |
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