Closed nabhonil closed 2 years ago
I see the jar in the maven repo contains darwin/libjnmaccoreaudio.dylib
, so I expect it's a matter of setting the correct java.library.path
Thank you Bgrozev,
Just wanted to know one more thing, is this darwin/*.dylib will work in the Linux also or do I need to have separate library for linux, i mean darwin/*.so files for Linux?
darwin is for macos
Any idea where i can get these libraries for Linux as my application will run in Linux?
Ignore my comments above it is available in the jar. Thanks for all the help.
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hi,
I am trying to build a Java application which will stream audio to a particular IP address and Port number. I am using the libjitsi-1.1-4-gfb6b03ff.jar. Whenever my code execute the following lines LibJitsi. start (); MediaService mediaService = LibJitsi. getMediaService (); I keep getting exceptions INFO: Failed to load CoreAudioDevice library: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: no jnmaccoreaudio in java.library.path
I have downloaded the libjitsi jar from the mvn repository. Do i need to download any more libraries and include them? Are they available anywhere to download? Or Should I check out the entire github repo for the libjitsi and create a build for the respective platform e.g linux or windows? Any steps how to do that?
Please help Thanks Nabhonil
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