OS/2, eCS & ArcaOS - Technical > Multimedia
Media Servers for OS/2 ?
Dave Yeo:
--- Quote from: Pete on April 19, 2015, 06:22:12 am ---Hi Dave
Where can I find magic.dll - preferably in a zip file?
Regards
Pete
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http://rpm.netlabs.org/release/00/zip/file-5_04-7_oc00.zip, whether it'll work...
Pete:
Hi guys
Yes, seems like magic.dll was definitely required as avi and mp4 are now "acceptable" to MediaTomb.
Thanks.
@Greggory : Your ftp server was up but required a login.
Regards
Pete
Pete:
Hi Guys
On checking the Medfi Tomb Server output on starting I see:-
2015-04-19 16:43:29 WARNING: magic_load: could not find any magic files!
What exactly are "magic files" in this instance?
Regards
Pete
Dave Yeo:
--- Code: ---[K:\usr\share\misc]dir
The volume label in drive K is RPM.
The Volume Serial Number is 57BF:35BF.
Directory of K:\usr\share\misc
3-04-15 11:41p <DIR> 0 a--- .
3-15-15 12:30a <DIR> 0 ---- ..
2-02-15 9:24a 555,542 124 a--- magic
2-02-15 9:24a 1,779,600 124 a--- magic.mgc
4 file(s) 2,335,142 bytes used
280,848,011 K bytes free
--- End code ---
Along with symlinks in \usr\share\file and \usr\share where magic points to \usr\share\magic. IIRC at one time file used an environment variable to find its magic files (older version installed in \emx\etc here) but can't remember the specifics. Perhaps just having magic on the PATH or in the media server directory.
Greggory Shaw:
--- Quote from: Pete on April 19, 2015, 05:50:18 pm ---Hi guys
Yes, seems like magic.dll was definitely required as avi and mp4 are now "acceptable" to MediaTomb.
Thanks.
@Greggory : Your ftp server was up but required a login.
Regards
Pete
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Thats what the usr & pass was for :) joking
user: os2user
pass: os2
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