Hi

 

Few days ago i've upgraded by armbian to the newest release version 5.17? from 5.11.

 

The problem is, that minidlna DLNA server is only visible for few minutes after the service is started. Later i need a restart the service to make it visible for the new clients.

The strange is that when i don't exit/shutdown the client, after the server discovered, it stays visible and works perfectly. But i want to make it visible for a newly started client, i need to restart the service.

It doesn't seem to be client problem, as the same happens with my samsung smart tv, and a windows pc with foobar 2000 dlna plugin.

 

What's the problem? (it maybe a broadcasting problem)

It seems a restart solved this problem 

Thanks to advanced automation of configuration and startup, if comes off and on and off and on and off ... and on automatically.

cubieboard minidlna[12389]: /usr/sbin/minidlnad: error while loading shared libraries: libavformat-ffmpeg.so.56: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

hello my MINIDLNA doesn't work see the error above

I ran this command: sudo journalctl -xe

 

any idea, Google didn't help here

cubieboard minidlna[12389]: /usr/sbin/minidlnad: error while loading shared libraries: libavformat-ffmpeg.so.56: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

Looks like this is an issue with our packaging configuration on Jessie. I'll try to fix this for a next release.

Thank you sir, can I fix installing a previous package .deb?

In case which is recommended?

Thank you sir, can I fix installing a previous package .deb?

No, it's a conflict between libav packages from Jessie (which are required for minidlna) and FFmpeg packages from Armbian repository (which are required for mpv player in Armbian desktop release). The best way to resolve this would be to provide and support hardware accelerated video decoding only on Xenial based desktop images, at least until Debian Stretch is released.

 

Edit: This is for latest (5.20) prebuilt images, previous ones should work fine I guess...

thank you sir, I will do so and let know

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