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RanzQ / hyperion-audio-effects

Hyperion audio effects dev kit using Gstreamer
MIT License
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Openelec compatible ? #10

Closed TechaY closed 6 years ago

TechaY commented 9 years ago

Hello,

I would like to know if i can install hyperion audio-effects on openelec ? I 've got Raspberry Pi 2 with Rasplex and Hyperion on it. It could be nice if i could use Rasplex with it.

Thank's.

RanzQ commented 9 years ago

I'm not sure how you would install gstreamer 1.0 on Openelec. That's basically the only dependency. It was discussed here that it's possible to run this on Pi but the performance should be improved a lot for it to be useful. The VU meter effect isn't that heavy but I doubt it would be fast enough.

TylonHH commented 8 years ago

@TechaY Did you tried it?

RanzQ commented 8 years ago

@TylonHH I added instructions for OSMC, check readme. I might try OpenELEC too but it might be more complex to setup.

TylonHH commented 8 years ago

Openelec doesn't support 'apt-get'.

RanzQ commented 8 years ago

TylonHH, yes most of the stuff must be manually compiled. :)

lstegger commented 7 years ago

@RanzQ Hey RanzQ, I'm following this repo for a while now and I would love to check this on my Raspberry Pi 2 using LibreELEC. Any chance you could try that some day? I don't think I could manage to compile the dependencies manually without clear instructions. It becomes very interesting again in my opinion as Spotify Connect is now supported by LibreELEC (cf. https://forum.libreelec.tv/thread-1206.html). I appreciate any help! Thanks a lot!

RanzQ commented 7 years ago

@lstegger It seems to be based on this: https://github.com/Fornoth/spotify-connect-web which works on any RPi2. My kit works on any debian based distro, like OSMC. Instructions: https://discourse.osmc.tv/t/howto-setup-a-spotify-connect-web-server-on-a-raspberry-pi-with-osmc/15818

I might try some some day to build this into a package for LibreELEC. That would require some help from LibreELEC team though.

lstegger commented 7 years ago

@RanzQ thanks for your quick reply. I preferred LibreELEC over OSMC as it seemed to have a better performance. But maybe I'll give it a try, thanks for the instructions! 👍 A LibreELEC package would be awesome, if you find time and people to do it some day :)

RanzQ commented 7 years ago

@lstegger All the packages are built especially for LibreELEC, that's why it's fast. Adding a simple library wouldn't be so hard but for now this package requires gstreamer and python, which are quite complex.

RanzQ commented 6 years ago

Closing this for now since I don't have interest in OpenELEC myself.