error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory #43
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Hi,
are you running Raspbian ?
You could try a
sudo apt install libssl
Best,
Thomas
2017-09-19 21:36 GMT+02:00 DanielPineiroCalvo <[email protected]>:
… Hello!
I'm trying to set up HPlayer for a theatre proyect, but I'm geting the
following error:
./HPlayer: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot
open shared object file: No such file or directory
I guess is relate to OpenSSL library, but sadly my Linux knowledge is
limited. I tried to find a solution searching on the web, but I cant find
it.
Please, can somebody give some advise or help?
Thanks!!
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Hi, yes I'm running Raspian. I got that: Regards |
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I was able to solve this by manually downloading the specific version of libssl and installing, but immediately ran into the same issue with libboost_filesystem.so.1.55.0 Is this indicative of a more fundamental problem with HPlayer? I'm struggling to find this exact version to install but even so I don't know how many more obsolete libraries are going to be required. |
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Did you install and compile openFramework successfully ?
2017-09-27 22:34 GMT+02:00 neothermic <[email protected]>:
… I was able to solve this by manually downloading the specific version of
libssl and installing, but immediately ran into the same issue with
libboost_filesystem.so.1.55.0
Is this indicative of a more fundamental problem with HPlayer? I'm
struggling to find this exact version to install but even so I don't know
how many more obsolete libraries are going to be required.
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You should have a look on HPlayer2
<https://github.com/Hemisphere-Project/HPlayer2> too, which provide an
already build binary alongside the sources.
Downside is the doc is not really detailed at the moment. It warp MVP
(which works great on RPi) with
a python logic and in/out modules (OSC / HTTP / GPIO / RFID / ... )
2017-09-28 9:31 GMT+02:00 Thomas BOHL [Hemisphere] <
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… Did you install and compile openFramework successfully ?
2017-09-27 22:34 GMT+02:00 neothermic ***@***.***>:
> I was able to solve this by manually downloading the specific version of
> libssl and installing, but immediately ran into the same issue with
> libboost_filesystem.so.1.55.0
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> Is this indicative of a more fundamental problem with HPlayer? I'm
> struggling to find this exact version to install but even so I don't know
> how many more obsolete libraries are going to be required.
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I love the remote install for HPlayer2, and have it installed, but I can't make it do anything - do you have a list of commands/defaults? I tried having media in /home/pi/media/ but it didn't play it when started |
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Hi,
i'll try to post a better doc as soon as i can.
the basic idea of HPlayer2 is that it allow to interface several types of
I/O with the player.
Start the player with ./hplayer2
will use the default profile with OSC and HTTP interface
with the media path in /home/pi/media
The OSC is set on port 4000
you can send
/play media1.mp4
/stop
...
the complete list can be found here:
*https://github.com/Hemisphere-Project/HPlayer2/blob/master/core/interfaces/osc.py
<https://github.com/Hemisphere-Project/HPlayer2/blob/master/core/interfaces/osc.py>*
(look for the @OSC lines)
The HTTP interface is also enable on port 8080,
you can control the player with
http://your-rpi-ip:8080/play/media1.mp4
http://your-rpi-ip:8080/stop
...
the complete list can be found here:
*https://github.com/Hemisphere-Project/HPlayer2/blob/master/core/interfaces/http.py
<https://github.com/Hemisphere-Project/HPlayer2/blob/master/core/interfaces/http.py>*
(look for the @cherrypy.expose lines)
The GPIO interface works too, but is not activated on the default profile.
You can see in HPlayer2/core directory that there is other profiles than
the default one
(looper, gadagne, ...)
You can read for example gadagne.py or looper.py, and create your own
profile.
To start HPlayer2 with a custom profile named myprofile.py
./hplayer2 myprofile
You are also free to edit existing profiles !
Existing profiles worst interest
*default* is the player launched when no specific profile is specified (./
hplayer2)
it expose a basic HTTP + OSC interface (see above). To use it launch
./hplayer2
*looper* will just start playing all videos it can find in both /media/usb
and /kxkm/media
you can change those basepath in core/looper.py. To use it launch
./hplayer2 looper
*audioscope* is build to use the adafruid RFID reader and play music / video
based on the TAG id. To use it launch
./hplayer2 audioscope
*gadagne* use HTTP + GPIO interface to drive the player. You can
bind GPIO event on media event by editing core/gadagne.py. To use it launch
./hplayer2 gadagne
etc...
The idea is to provide a barebone player (MPV at the moment) and several
I/O interfaces
(HTTP, GPIO, OSC, RFID, KMSG, at the moment) and let you patch it the way
you want.
When a player event occurs (like "media-end") it is supposed to emit it on
the chosen I/O,
but this part is not implemented yet. I am working on it as we speak ;)
The proper documentation will follow (or feel free make a pull request with
some doc bases..)
Best,
Thomas
2017-09-29 21:13 GMT+02:00 neothermic <[email protected]>:
… I love the remote install for HPlayer2, and have it installed, but I can't
make it do anything - do you have a list of commands/defaults? I tried
having media in /home/pi/media/ but it didn't play it when started
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Was there any resolution on this? I just followed the instructions on the main page and ran into this same issue. I updated my libssl to 1.1, but the dependency on the old version still exists. Any tips on pointing it at the new version so that I can start HPlayer up? EDIT: While searching for ways to find this, I realized that the upper comments weren't talking about a future coming version of HPlayer2, it is live right now apparently. For those looking here, go up a bit and find the link for the direct replacement for Hplayer and load it now :O EDIT2: Uh oh, I spoke too soon. My original assumption was correct. HPlayer2 does not yet seem to be ready yet and hasn't been touched in over a year. Maybe figuring out how to repair the dependency is going to be the fastest. I...am gonna have to look into this. It looks like the creator is still working on projects for Hemisphere! So they are definitely alive :D, but I don't know what the timeline is for this. I will keep you guys updated. |
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Hi Landfishy, i stopped working on HPlayer a while ago,
Feel free to ask for precision if needed ! Best, |
Hello!
I'm trying to set up HPlayer for a theatre proyect, but I'm geting the following error:
./HPlayer: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.1.0.0: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
I guess is relate to OpenSSL library, but sadly my Linux knowledge is limited. I tried to find a solution searching on the web, but I cant find it.
Please, can somebody give some advise or help?
Thanks!!
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