
QMPlay2
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Source (link to git-repo or to original if based on someone elses unmodified work): https://github.com/zaps166/QMPlay2
killerjn
3 years ago
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mrbit
3 years ago
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zaps166
3 years ago
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Prodigal
4 years ago
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stevepusser
4 years ago
https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Astevepassert&package=mpv
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zaps166
4 years ago
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zaps166
4 years ago
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stevepusser
4 years ago
Not to mention that using shared system packages whenever possible (sometimes to the point of ridiculousness) is Debian and thus Ubuntu packaging policy.
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stevepusser
4 years ago
I believe that those older versions, back to and including 14.04, should be able to add and use the Debian Jessie repo I made, though of course this should need some testing by an Ubuntu user (which I'm not).
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zaps166
4 years ago
So currently it is not possible to build for 14.04 using OBS?
Btw. the next QMPlay2 release will be able to use libgme on Ubuntu without modifying the config file.
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stevepusser
4 years ago
Jessie repo instructions: https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Astevepassert&package=mpv
and the contents of that mini-multimedia backports repo: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/stevepassert/Debian_8.0/
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stevepusser
4 years ago
https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Astevenpusser%3Aqmplay2&package=qmplay2
Click on the Ubuntu icon and follow the instructions to add the repo and its key, or to directly download the deb package (not recommended for older versions of Ubuntu if I get them up, since that deb will probably depend on other packages I may have to add to the repo to get the "real" ffmpeg built in there.)
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stevepusser
4 years ago
https://software.opensuse.org/download.html?project=home%3Astevepassert&package=mpv
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AnonYMouse
4 years ago
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zaps166
4 years ago
You can read Ubuntu compilation instruction (Readme) on GitHub: https://github.com/zaps166/QMPlay2 - it is very simple since Ubuntu 15.04 (because it has FFmpeg instead of old LibAV).
Btw. why can't it be in Ubuntu/Debian official repo?
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mlauzon
4 years ago
Someone needs to build a DEB for this app, or it's going to lose a lot of users unless we go to another version of Linux that supports it through the repository.
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zaps166
4 years ago
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zaps166
4 years ago
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stevepusser
4 years ago
https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:stevenpusser/palemoon
and the "download package" link in the upper right is what you'd give to users.
Debian 7 and Ubuntus 12.04, 14.04, & 15.04 would require me building the "real" ffmpeg in those repos first--it's a little more hassle, but I also know how to do that. :)
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zaps166
4 years ago
If you have something - write an email - it is more convenient than comments :)
You can use libgme for Game-Music-Emu plugin, but you must modify the *.pro file (ubuntu libgme doesn't use PKGCONFIG).
In src/modules/Chiptune/Chiptune.pro replace the message about missing libgme by:
LIBS += -lgme
DEFINES += USE_GME
and add the library to dependencies.
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stevepusser
4 years ago
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zaps166
4 years ago
For old Ubuntu you can just include FFmpeg libraries into one DEB package (like I did) and use LD_LIBRARY_PATH in script or use 'rpath' in ELF. This will not bring new dependencies.
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mlauzon
4 years ago
I am not advanced enough to build from source, so how can I get this player?
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zaps166
4 years ago
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zaps166
4 years ago
https://github.com/zaps166/QMPlay2
If you have more questions - write an email!
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